Yangon Ba Swe - How do you paint a painting?

"I am a stubborn person who thinks that he is the best and most talented, so he attacks other famous and well-known people with a malicious attitude, saying, "Why are these people famous when they are not talented...", and he shows that he is talented. Such people even attack their teachers. They do not realize that their teachers studied hard for a long time and then learned easily, and these old people are very lazy compared to themselves. They compare themselves with each other and say, "Look at what they have learned all their lives, and we have learned in a short time."

A glimpse into the history of art

Anyone who has studied history will find roughly two types of people.

One kind of person is a "I"-minded person, and the other kind is a "I"-minded person who is dissatisfied with "I".

' I am a type of person who thinks that he is the best and most talented, so he thinks of other famous and well-known people as "Why are these people famous if they are not talented..." and shows off his talent by insulting them without reason. Such people often respond by attacking their own teachers.

They compare themselves to their teachers who, without thinking about how their teachers had studied for a long time and had become proficient in their subjects, were so easily able to learn that they were so lazy. They would often say to themselves, "Look at what they had to learn all their lives, and now we have mastered it in a moment."

The other type is those who are not satisfied with themselves. In the history of art, Michelangelo, one of the greatest painters and sculptors of the Renaissance, was among those who were not satisfied with themselves.

Michelangelo (1475-1564) was only 15 years old when he embraced both the new religious ideas of Marcello Ficino and the new religious ideas of Savona. These two opposing ideas were competing to color Angelo's young and active mind.

Here, for Angelo, the new religious ideas did not take root properly, and the Neoplatonism did not remain the same as its original form, so it became a new idea of ​​a different kind.

This incident seemed to sharpen Angelo's natural talent with new and strange ideas. He constantly looked up to the great artists of the past, such as Giacometti and Jacopo della Quatre, and was never satisfied with himself or his surroundings.

In his philosophy, he believed that “the prison of the human body connected to the earth is a prison for the prisoners of the soul.” Therefore, he worked tirelessly to build beautiful prisons for various souls... from stone blocks, and was included in the list of the best artists during the “Renaissance” era, a period of artistic renewal in the history of world art.

Among his many sculptures, paintings, and buildings, the 18-foot-tall David, sculpted by the 26-year-old, is so impressive that the city council decided to erect it in front of Milan's magnificent "palazzo" building instead of inside a church.

The statue is not just a masterpiece. It is a very modern work, unlike the famous "Occult" father-son statues of ancient times (made by Isadora Bathyscaphe and Polydorus in the late 2nd century BC) and the famous sculptor "Donatello" David of 1403-32. However, Michelangelo could not satisfy himself with more innovative sculptures until his death.

If I had to single out one artist from the first group of passionate people, it would be Anthony Jangross (1771-1835). He was a student of the painter Kyaw David, who ranks among the most famous artists in the history of art.

Artist Kyaw David was born during the rise of “Neoclassical art” and “decorative and artistic expression.”