رؤية معاصرة لإظهار جماليات الزجاج في تدريس مقرر الطبيعة الصامتة

Abstract EN

Still life is a work of art whose main subject is inanimate objects or some elements taken from nature, such as: (fruits - flowers and plants outside their environment - rocks or snails) and sometimes it is for human-made elements such as: (drink cups - books - vases - jewelry - money Mineral - etc.

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) where they are coordinated in a specific formation and show the aesthetics, rigidity and immobility of these vocabulary, so it is called a silent nature (still life).

Still life has witnessed a great development since its inception until the eighteenth century, but with the nineteenth century it gained a high position, when a large number of artists worked in this field such as: (Joya - Courbet - Manet), and with the emergence of many art schools since the beginning of the twentieth century, silent nature has become the creative artistic laboratory for photography and to highlight the emotional and expressive possibilities of its various elements with innovative artistic methods.