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這個人並非在吶喊
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諾亞·查尼 |
TED-Ed
• April 2024
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波浪的天空融入了風景，兩個剪影沿著欄杆步道走著，一個幽靈般的人物痛苦地五官扭曲著。 自1893 年挪威藝術家愛德華·孟克創作《吶喊》以來，它已成為世界上最著名的藝術作品之一。 但為什麼它的吶喊傳得那麼遠、持續得那麼久呢？ 諾亞·查尼 (Noah Charney) 分享了這部戲劇性且令人難忘的傑作背後的靈感。
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