Art Tour: The National Gallery, UK.

Visiting the National Gallery in the UK was a very impressive experience. This gallery, located in Trafalgar Square, London, exhibits many world-famous paintings, and the building itself is also very solemn. Walking into the gallery, I was greeted by precious works, each telling a different story. The paintings from the Renaissance period, such as the delicate brushwork and facial expressions of Da Vinci's "Madonna of the Rocks", left a deep impression on me. Later, I stayed in front of the Impressionist paintings for a long time, especially Monet's "Water Lilies". Its colors and light and shadow brought me tranquility and beauty, as if I was really in a beautiful water garden. I especially like Rembrandt's "Self-Portrait". The vicissitudes of his face and deep eyes in the painting seem to make people think about the meaning of time and life. The audio guide of the gallery is also very helpful, and the explanation allows people to better understand the story behind each work. This visit was an eye-opener for me. Not only did I appreciate great works of art, but I also felt the essence of human civilization. Every painting in the National Gallery of the UK seems to be a window to the past, which has given me a lot of inspiration. National Gallery