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在巴黎市中心繁华的圣·日耳曼大街北侧,走过一条17世纪末的小巷,我来到一个四方形的小广场。广场一角的四层楼是法国19世纪浪漫主义画派的旗手德拉克罗瓦的故居,他在这里生活、创作、战斗,直到告别人世。这座小楼后来成为德拉克罗瓦博物馆,给这个小广场增添了浓厚的艺术气氛。德拉克罗瓦1798年4月26日诞生于巴黎郊区的一个小镇,自幼爱好音乐、诗歌,青年时期醉心于绘画,经常到卢浮宫认真地学习、研究绘画大师们的作品。他结识了青年画家籍里柯,受到籍里柯的代表作、油画《梅杜萨之筏》的激励和鼓舞。德拉克罗瓦经常去看他作画,并为他当模特儿,扮演瘫倒在木筏上的
On the northern side of bustling St. Germain in the heart of Paris, walking down an alley from the late 17th century, I came to a small square in a square. The four floors in the corner of the square are the home of Delacroix, a bearer of French 19th-century romanticism who lived, created and fought here until he died. This small building later became the Delacroix Museum, adding a strong artistic touch to this little square. Delacroix was born on April 26, 1798 in a small town on the outskirts of Paris. Since childhood, he has been interested in music, poetry and youth. He has always been studying in the Louvre and studying works of masters of painting. He got acquainted with the young painter Ji Ri Ke, inspired by Ji Ri Ke’s masterpiece, the “Raft of Medusa” oil painting. Delacroix often went to see him paint and model him as a paralysis on the raft