What famous paintings are there in the British Museum?

We all know that the British Museum, founded in 1753, is the oldest and most magnificent comprehensive museum in the world, and it is also one of the four largest and most famous museums in the world. The museum has a large collection of cultural relics and manuscripts of many great scientists from all over the world. The richness and diversity of the collection is rare in the world museums. Among them, there are many famous paintings and a large number. Let's look at three representative paintings:

The first of the top ten famous paintings handed down from generation to generation, A History of Women.

We are all curious, since it is one of the top ten famous paintings handed down from generation to generation, how did it get to England? According to records, after Eight-Nation Alliance captured Beijing and the Yuanmingyuan was destroyed, this scroll of women's history originally hidden in Yuanmingyuan disappeared. Three years later, when the British Museum was collecting China cultural relics scattered among the people, an English captain, jon jonsson, came. The expert looked through the cultural relics brought by Kiki jon jonsson and was shocked by his scroll painting. A rude man like Jon Jonson doesn't understand the value of painting at all. When he saw that the expert was interested in the painting, he immediately said, "Give me two pounds and the painting is yours!" " In this way, the priceless "China's First Painting" was sold to the British Museum for only 2 pounds.

Yani's Book of Philosophers

3200 years ago, Yani's Book of Four Philosophers was painted on papyrus. Yani is a real person. As a funerary object, this painting was placed in Yani's tomb, with a total length of 24 meters and 60 chapters, depicting the mantras and conventions needed by the deceased to obtain eternal life in the afterlife.

squeal

The author of Scream is Monk, who is proficient in mental instability and mental illness. Through the screams of the characters in the painting, the clouds seem to scream, and the distorted faces and unfamiliar environment of the characters in the painting show fear and anxiety. For contemporary Britain, it has spiritual strength and bears hardships.