名画欣赏解读：  

　Cicero [ 'sisərəu ] 
　 西塞罗(①Marcus Tullius, 前 106-前43年, 古罗马政治家、雄辩家、著作家 ②美国城市)
　

　Accuse [ ə'kju:z ] 
　 v. 责备,控告
　1. He was accused of incompetence.
   他被指责为不称职。

　Fresco [ 'freskəu ] 
　 n. 壁画
　1. The frescos in the Sistine Chapel are world-famous.
   西斯廷教堂的壁画举世闻名.
　2. A preliminary sketch similar in size to the work, such as a fresco, that is to be copied from it.
   草图在尺寸上与成作如一幅壁画近似的预备性素描，成作要从此草图临摩下来

　from [ frɔm, frəm, frm ] 
　 prep. 从,从...起
　1. The sky slowly changed from blue to red.
   天空慢慢由蓝色变为红色。
　2. The train starts from Beijing.
   这辆火车从北京开出。

　Spandrel [ 'spændr(ə)l ] 
　 n. 三角拱腹
　

　Main [ mein ] 
　 a. 主要的
　 n. 主要部分,干线
　1. I turned the gas off at the mains before I went out.
   我出门之前，把煤气的总阀关掉了。
　2. The teacher asked me to note down the main points of the speech.
   老师要求我把演说的要点记下来。

　Hall [ hɔ:l ] 
　 n. 大厅,礼堂
　1. The lecture is to be delivered at the hall.
   演讲将在大厅进行。
　2. Leave your coat in the hall.
   把你的大衣放在门厅里.

1. 功夫，乃是艺术家最无法让渡的财产
2. 餐桌马蒂斯是一个善于吸取各种艺术门类的优点的人，他研究东方地毯和北非景色的配色法，发展成一种对现代设计有巨大影响的风格。
3. 在同一平面上，暖色给人以前进感，冷色则使人有后退感，明度高的颜色使人感到近，明度低的颜色使人感到远。

1. 室内通风与空气调节对工作人员提高工作效率是十分重要的。空气环境是以空气温度、湿度、清洁度和流动速度四个参数来衡量的，称之为空气的“四度”。
2. 一般来说，通道的宽度范围通常是76～91厘米。如果再小就会有不适感。
3. 装饰画对于居室不仅可以起到画龙点睛的作用，更能在冷硬的墙面门窗之间营造温暖的气息。

1. Cicero Accuses Verres, Frescos from the Spandrels of the Main Hall

     by Eugene Delacroix  61.0 x 81.3 cm

2. Cicero Accuses Verres, Frescos from the Spandrels of the Main Hall

     by Eugene Delacroix  91.4 x 121.9 cm

3. Cicero Accuses Verres, Frescos from the Spandrels of the Main Hall

     by Eugene Delacroix  106.7 x 142.2 cm

4. Cicero Accuses Verres, Frescos from the Spandrels of the Main Hall

     by Eugene Delacroix  30.5 x 40.6 cm

5. Cicero Accuses Verres, Frescos from the Spandrels of the Main Hall

     by Eugene Delacroix  45.7 x 61.0 cm

6. Cicero Accuses Verres, Frescos from the Spandrels of the Main Hall

     by Eugene Delacroix  76.2 x 101.6 cm

7. Jewish Wedding in Morocco

     by Eugene Delacroix  121.9 x 91.4 cm

8. Archimedes Killed by a Soldier, Frescos from the Spandrels of the Main Hall

     by Eugene Delacroix  91.4 x 121.9 cm

9. Constantinople Taken by the Crusaders, April 12, 1204

     by Eugene Delacroix  81.3 x 61.0 cm

10. Sultan of Morocco, Leaving His Palace of Meknes with His Entourage, March 1832, 1845

      by Eugene Delacroix  91.4 x 121.9 cm

11. Sea Viewed from the Heights of Dieppe

      by Eugene Delacroix  40.6 x 30.5 cm

12. The Barque of Dante, 1822

      by Eugene Delacroix  101.6 x 76.2 cm