名画欣赏解读：  

　Design [ di'zain ] 
　 n. 设计,图样
　 v. 设计,计划
　1. He designed us a beautiful house.
   他为我们设计了一所很美的房子。
　2. This dress is of the latest design.
   这件衣服是最新设计。

　Writing [ 'raitiŋ ] 
　 n. 著述,笔迹,作品
　 vbl. 写,著述
　1. I can't read the doctor's writing.
   我看不明白那位医生的笔迹。
　2. Have you read his writings?
   你读过他的作品吗？

　Desk [ desk ] 
　 n. 书桌
　1. There is a desk in the boy's room.
   小男孩的房间里有张写字台。
　2. You may leave your key at the reception desk.
   你可以把钥匙留在服务台。

　Shown [ ʃəʊn ] 
　 show的过去分词
　1. In his youth, he had shown great promise.
   他在青少年时代就显得很有出息。
　2. The girls screamed when the grisly remains of the half-eaten corpses on the screen were shown.
   当屏幕上显示出尸体被吃掉一半的恐怖残骸时，女孩子们尖叫起来。

　Front [ frʌnt ] 
　 n. 前面,开头,前线
　 v. 面对,朝向,对付
　1. The front of the postcard shows a picture of our hotel.
   明信片正面是我们旅馆的图片。
　2. Write your name on the front cover of the exercise book.
   在练习簿的封面上写上你的名字。

　Side [ said ] 
　 n. 旁边,侧,方面
　 a. 旁的,侧的
　 v. 偏袒
　1. A square has four sides but a circle has no sides.
   正方形有四条边，而圆形没有边。
　2. The thief slipped away down a side street.
   小偷悄悄从一条小马路溜走了。

　Elevation [ ˌeli'veiʃən ] 
　 n. 海拔,提高
　 [计算机] 标高
　1. The house is at an elevation of 1000 meters.
   这所房子在海拔1000米处。
　2. We climbed to the top of the small elevation, from which we could look at the town.
   我们爬上小丘的顶端，由此可以俯瞰城市。

　Ingram [ 'iŋgrəm ] 
　 n. 英格拉姆(m.)
　1. Jane, miserable, assumes he intends to marry Blanche Ingram.
   简心里难受，以为他要娶布兰奇·英格兰姆。

　Street [ stri:t ] 
　 n. 街道
　1. They crossed the street and went into the shop.
   他们穿过街道，进了商店。
　2. Our street puts on a carnival every year.
   我们这条街的居民每年举行一次狂欢会.

　Room [ ru:m, rum ] 
　 n. 房间
　1. I want a double room with a view.
   我要一间能看到风景的双人房间。
　2. There is not so much room for these books.
   没有这么大的地方来放这些书。

1. 应从习作中寻求快乐 —— 塞尚
2. 立体主义是20世纪最重要的前卫运动。它对后来的各种现代派艺术都产生过不同程度的影响。立体主义者所关心的核心问题是，怎样在平面的画面上画出具有三度、乃至四度空间的立体的自然形态。
3. 明末清初出现了四位著名的僧人大画家,他们是石涛、朱耷、弘仁、石溪四位

1. 如果有空间相通的情形，例如开放式餐厅、客厅与餐厅相连等，居家配画的风格应尽量统一，可选择同为素描或同为摄影作品，或者就是颜色相近、画框风格相同等等
2. 多选择几幅小装饰画，三、两个、四、五幅，大小搭配，组成一个小集合体，布置在客厅或书房中，别有一番情趣，是个不错的方法。但是这种搭配缺乏一点大气感。
3. 书房是一个多功能空间，关门可以潜心读书做学问，成为学人的精神世外桃源；开门可以迎客，成为朋友品茗、促膝长谈的场所。

1. Designs for Writing Desks Shown in Front and Side Elevation, 1909, for the Ingram Street Tea Rooms

     by Charles Rennie Mackintosh  121.9 x 91.4 cm

2. Designs for Writing Desks Shown in Front and Side Elevation, 1909, for the Ingram Street Tea Rooms

     by Charles Rennie Mackintosh  142.2 x 106.7 cm

3. Designs for Writing Desks Shown in Front and Side Elevation, 1909, for the Ingram Street Tea Rooms

     by Charles Rennie Mackintosh  61.0 x 45.7 cm

4. Designs for Writing Desks Shown in Front and Side Elevation, 1909, for the Ingram Street Tea Rooms

     by Charles Rennie Mackintosh  101.6 x 76.2 cm

5. Designs for Writing Desks Shown in Front and Side Elevation, 1909, for the Ingram Street Tea Rooms

     by Charles Rennie Mackintosh  40.6 x 30.5 cm

6. Designs for Writing Desks Shown in Front and Side Elevation, 1909, for the Ingram Street Tea Rooms

     by Charles Rennie Mackintosh  81.3 x 61.0 cm

7. The Wassail, 1900

     by Charles Rennie Mackintosh  101.6 x 76.2 cm

8. Design for Mural Decoration of the First Floor Room of Miss Cranston's Buchanan Street Tearooms

     by Charles Rennie Mackintosh  101.6 x 76.2 cm

9. Design for Armchair in Oak, Shown in Front and Side Elevation, 1905

     by Charles Rennie Mackintosh  61.0 x 81.3 cm

10. Mural Decoration,1896

      by Charles Rennie Mackintosh  101.6 x 50.8 cm

11. Design for Curtains for the Hall Windows, 1916-17 for W. J. Bassett-Lowke

      by Charles Rennie Mackintosh  81.3 x 61.0 cm

12. 1916 for W.J Bassett-Lowke Esq

      by Charles Rennie Mackintosh  142.2 x 106.7 cm