WFH 五還要

 累計抗原快篩45次  核酸25次。

鄰居說這雲很像龍，還真有點像。

周末要核酸篩查的通知來了。

網上新的段子來了，防疫口號"五還要"被改編成還要囤貨的口後，看了只能苦笑，然後起身去盤點冰箱裡的庫存，哈。

人文書吧

作品名称：Olive Grove.艺术家：Vincent Van Gogh.材料：oil on canvas.尺寸：73.2x92.2cm.创作年代：1889.

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What did Van Gogh think was so special about olive trees? Olive trees were imbued with a highly personal, comforting symbolism for the artist. They stood for the ancient and unchanging Provençal landscape, but they also reminded him of Dutch pollard willows. The olive tree has been a symbol of peace and endurance since antiquity. In the Bible, Christ sought consolation in the Garden of Olives the night before his arrest. 

Van Gogh received letters in November 1889 from his artist-friends Émile Bernard and Paul Gauguin about Biblical scenes they had painted, including Christ in the Garden of Olives. He was outraged by the works, which had been done entirely from imagination. In response, he headed straight back out to his olive groves.  Unlike his friends with their "abstractions," Van Gogh took his inspiration from nature. He painted five canvases of olive groves at different times of the day to capture the shifting effects of light and atmosphere. As before, he strove to express the hope and comfort he associated with the olive tree.

Van Gogh juxtaposed the individual colors in this late-autumn olive grove in a series of dashes and dots. The technique brought unity and rhythm to the image. "You’ll see that there are no more impastos [thick paint] in the large studies," he wrote to his brother. "This imparts atmosphere and uses less paint."