Nineteenth Century European Classic Art Exhibition

The magnificent "Bronze Flower Pot" and the huge "Enamel Box" are also highlights of this exhibition. The magnificent "Bronze Flower Pot" refers to the large bronze basin decoration "Fairy Seat" completed by Belgian artist Pierre Alphonse Bergitte in 1883. This work is 240 cm high, and the octagonal base alone is 95 cm high. It is amazing. In terms of volume, shape, and craftsmanship, it can be regarded as an outstanding representative of the Belgian sculpture revival after 1880. The huge "Enamel Box" is from the hand of Charles Lebeck, the greatest enamel painter of the 19th century. The work is large in shape, highly original, excellent in decorative quality, and well-made. It is one of the outstanding witnesses of the revival of enamel painting technology in the 19th century. At the same time, the exhibition also presents oil paintings by famous painter Emmanuel Lotz, as well as home art pieces with complex structures and exquisite designs from Europe in the 18th and 19th centuries. Stepping into the hall, it is as if you have stepped into a European palace in the 19th century, and you will gain a beautiful immersive art viewing experience. Just like Pegasus in Greek mythology. The political art masters of the 19th century devoted all their energy, all their enthusiasm, and all their love to the statue. Give the still stone material and the first copper infinite vitality and unlimited possibilities, and freeze the love for art and life into "eternity". The theme of this exhibition, "Eternal Love", is a collective tribute to the golden age of Haipai art and the art masters of this period.