디딤돌 영어 2학년 6과 질문 알려주세요

Lesson 6. Pictures Speak!

LET'S TALK 1

Minho: What is your hobby?
Sujin: I enjoy drawing cartoons.
Minho: What do you draw?
Sujin: I often draw cartoon heroes.

LET'S TALK 2

Tom: Are you interested in Picasso's paintings?
Sujin: Sure. I like him very much.
Tom: I have two tickets for the 'Picasso special.' Can you come with me?
Sujin: Yes. That would be great.

DIALOGUE
Minho: What is your hobby, Mira?
Mira: I enjoy painting.
Minho: Do you often draw pictures?
Mira: Yes, I do. I am in the Art Club. We draw pictures and learn about paintings.
Minho: Sounds interesting.
Mira: I thought you didn't like paintings.
Minho: Yes, I do.
Mira: I didn't know that. Then are you interested in Western paintings?
Minho: Yes, Why?
Mira: Our teacher will show us some famous paintings. Will you join us?
Minho: Yes, I'd love to.

Pictures Speak!

Are you interested in pictures? Sometimes picture speak louder than words.
This is "The Arnolfini Marriage." It was painted by a Dutch painter in 1434. The couple are
holding hands in their bedroom. The man is taking a vow. Look at the lamp. There is only one
candle. It means that a man and a woman are one person in marriage.
The artist has painted everything in great detail. You can see a bed, an armchair and some
wooden shoes. And can you see the oranges? They show that this is a rich family. Do you know
why? Only rich people could get oranges Think were oranges grow! Look carefully at the picture.
Do you see the man in blue? He is Jan Van Eyck, the painter.

It is one of the most important paintings in Europe. It was the first full-size portrait in European
painting. And also, it is not a religious work. Before it was painted in 1434, all paintings were
religious. And what's more, the couple are not a king or a queen, but a merchant and his wife.

This picture was painted by pablo Picasso. He painted a mother who is looking at her child. Her
strong arms are holding her child. In the background picasso painted the three things that make
up the world. They are the land, the sea and the sky. what did picasso want to tell you in this
picture? Look at the picture with your eyes and, also, with your heart.