名画欣赏解读：  

　Arrangement [ ə'reindʒmənt ] 
　 n. 安排
　1. We have made all the arrangements for the conference.
   我们已做好会议的全部筹备工作。
　2. There was an arrangement of books in the window.
   窗口摆了一些书。

　Grey [ grei ] 
　 a. 灰色的
　 n. 灰色(的)
　 v. 变成灰色 [=gray]
　 vi. 变成灰色
　1. He was 50 and greying.
   他那时50岁头发就渐白了.
　2. Worry had greyed her hair.
   她愁白了头发.

　Black [ blæk ] 
　 a. 黑色的
　 n. 黑人,黑色
　 v. (使)变黑
　1. After her husband died, she dressed in deep black for the rest of her life.
   她丈夫去世后，她终生都穿着黑色丧服。
　2. Do you have a black jacket?
   你有一件黑夹克吗？

　Portrait [ 'pɔ:trit ] 
　 n. 肖像,画像
　1. She had her portrait painted.
   她让人给自己画了像。
　2. He finished the portrait in a few minutes.
   他几分钟就完成了一副肖像画.

　Artist [ 'ɑ:tist ] 
　 n. 艺术家,美术家
　1. His dream of becoming an artist has been fulfilled.
   他成为一个艺术家的梦想实现了。
　2. The carpenter has made this cupboard beautifully he's a real artist.
   那个木匠做的这个柜子很漂亮--他真是个能工巧匠.

　Mother [ 'mʌðə ]a. 出生地的　1. My mother is a housewife.
   我妈妈是个家庭妇女。
　2. He likes being mothered by his landlady.
   他喜欢女房东无微不至地照顾他.

1. 任何倏忽的灵感事实上不能代替长期的功夫。———罗丹
2. 毕加索从亨利·马蒂斯(Henri Matisse,1869-1954)、保罗·高更（Pual Gauguin,1848-1903）的作品中学到怎样用几个简单的要素去构成一张面孔或一个物体的图像。
3. 超现实主义的艺术家为了表达奇发异想，也采用了种种的特殊技法，如、拓印法（frottage）、黏贴法（collage）、自动性技法（automatism）等。此外也采用精细而写实的手法。

1. 扩大空间的最简单办法是使用镜子、玻璃，能让你看清物体，提高空间的宽敞感。
2. 一套浅灰色布艺沙发和深褐色木纹方茶几，墙面上配上一套组合式抽象画，画面色彩浓烈，与沙发产生鲜明对比，可让居室看起来更亮丽更鲜活。
3. 放装饰画的空间墙面是长方形，那么可以选择相同形状的装饰画，一般采用中等规格的尺寸即可

1. Arrangement in Grey and Black No.1: Portrait of the Artist's Mother, c.1871

     by James Abbott McNeill Whistler  76.2 x 61.0 cm

2. Mother and Child on a Couch

     by James Abbott McNeill Whistler  81.3 x 61.0 cm

3. Street in Saverne, 1858

     by James Abbott McNeill Whistler  30.5 x 40.6 cm

4. Rose and Silver: The Princess from the Land of Porcelain, c.1864

     by James Abbott McNeill Whistler  58.4 x 86.4 cm

5. Nocturne in Black and Gold: The Falling Rocket

     by James Abbott McNeill Whistler  76.2 x 101.6 cm

6. Mother and Child on a Couch

     by James Abbott McNeill Whistler  61.0 x 45.7 cm

7. Symphony in White No. 1: the White Girl, 1862

     by James Abbott McNeill Whistler  40.6 x 73.7 cm