Jacqueline Roque was Picasso's last romantic, having met her in 1954 when Picasso was well past his age. The couple married in 1961, and Jacqueline became Picasso's second and last wife.

In the last dozen years of his life, it was Jacqueline who was always by his side. Thirteen years after Picasso's death, Jacqueline also committed suicide. The puzzling thing is that almost all the women who were with Picasso did not end well.

Jean Claire said: "Picasso changed a woman, but also a change of standard, a change of vision, because he wants to possess the woman all the way to her vision, then he himself changed a person."

The artist's feelings, hot and crazy, but ultimately is short. If you fall in love with Picasso, you can't possess him, you can only fulfill him. Because Picasso didn't love anyone, he only loved painting and himself.

After reading Picasso's two or three things, we can't help but ask three even like Qu Yuan: Is a talented man really the star of love? You have to risk your life by dating a brilliant man? Those girls who married artists, did Leong give you courage?

Just when everyone is about to despair, Monet from Impressionism to turn the tide, tell the world, art must not become a slag umbrella!

Monet is one of the most important French painters, Impressionism is like a shadow, always following his name! And his feelings with his wife, is also a story in the art world.

Love at the first sight often begins with beautiful skin, and Monet's feelings are not exempt from the custom. In 1865, when Monet was 25, he met Camille, who was 18. The stunning beauty of Camille in her youth, Monet's emotional kingdom has been lost. Two people fell in love and lived together, like a beautiful couple, like the passage of time.

You know, when you look at Camille's pictures, she's not exactly amazing. But love is like this, even if she is not the best one in the world, but will cover the light of everyone because of the gilding of love. This is the unreasonable part of love, but it is also its precious. In Monet's eyes, Camille was the most beautiful woman in the world.

However, at this time, Monet had not yet become famous in the painting world, but was a poor boy with no name. His father was so opposed to the union that he cut off his son's financial support. For a moment, their lives fell to the point of exhaustion.

Fortunately, material poverty did not separate the couple. With the help of Camille and friends, Monet took heart and gradually stepped into the right track of creation.

Before falling in love with Camille, Monet had never painted portraits. After meeting Camille, Monet became a "wife painting demon", and his wife's body began to appear frequently in his paintings.

For example, "The Woman in the Green Dress", such as "the Woman in the Garden", such as the honeymoon painting "Madame Monet in the Turuvihai Sea", and for example, the way she took her son through the poppy fields "Poppy fields", and the most famous "Woman with a parasol", the blue sky and white clouds, green grass, flying skirt, everything is so harmonious......

Camille's every frown and smile can be painted, each brush, flowing with a man's love for his wife.

Perhaps finally winning over his father, Monet obtained his father's consent to marry Camille in 1870. By this time, they already had sons.

However, the good things in the world are not fast, and the colored clouds are easy to scatter the glass. After a few years of marriage, Camille fell ill, and on September 5, 1879, she died, leaving Monet with their two children. On his deathbed, Monet painted his last painting for his wife: "Camille in Bed."

Camille, who died at the age of 32, spent the rest of her life with the impoverished Monet, never seeing his great glory. After his wife's death, Monet moved to Giverny, where he built a huge garden full of water lilies.

He also created hundreds of works explicitly titled "Water Lilies," his way of remembering his wife, who once said: "I can only love you for one lifetime, but in this garden I planted, they have enough life to travel across the universe and accompany you forever." I have passed away, but my deep love is always there.

Compare the feelings of Picasso and Monet, we know. An artist does not need to find inspiration through one relationship after another, and it is possible to create great works that are even more touching.

How many lovers started with enthusiasm, but eventually lost to fuel, rice, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar and tea, labor Yan flew apart. But also sigh a sentence: feelings decline, lost to life.

But Monet and Camille's feelings have resisted the erosion of trivial life, feelings are not fragile, fragile is the human heart. True affection will not be lost to the humbling of life, nor to the passage of time.