絵画
Kaiga refers to a painting or a pictorial work of art. It is a formal term often used to describe works found in museums or galleries, as opposed to casual sketches or photographs.
例文
3 / 5私は週末に美術館で絵画を見ました。
I saw paintings at the art museum over the weekend.
こちらの絵画は、18世紀に描かれた貴重な作品です。
This painting is a precious work created in the 18th century.
あの絵画、色がすごく綺麗だね。
That painting has really beautiful colors, doesn't it?
語族
覚え方のコツ
Think of 'Kai' (meeting/assembly) and 'Ga' (picture). It's where different colors 'meet' to form a formal 'picture' on a canvas.
クイックテスト
先週、フランスの有名な（ ）を見に美術館へ行きました。
正解！
正解は： 絵画
例文
私は週末に美術館で絵画を見ました。
everydayI saw paintings at the art museum over the weekend.
こちらの絵画は、18世紀に描かれた貴重な作品です。
formalThis painting is a precious work created in the 18th century.
あの絵画、色がすごく綺麗だね。
informalThat painting has really beautiful colors, doesn't it?
近代絵画の歴史について研究しています。
academicI am researching the history of modern painting.
ロビーに飾るための絵画を購入しました。
businessWe purchased a painting to display in the lobby.
語族
よく使う組み合わせ
よく使うフレーズ
絵画展
painting exhibition
西洋絵画
Western painting
日本絵画
Japanese painting
よく混同される語
'E' is a broad, casual term for any drawing or picture; 'Kaiga' specifically refers to artistic paintings.
使い方のコツ
Use 'Kaiga' when discussing art professionally or in a museum context. For a child's drawing or a casual sketch, 'e' is much more natural.
よくある間違い
Learners often use 'Kaiga' for simple pencil drawings or digital icons, where 'e' or 'irasuto' (illustration) should be used.
覚え方のコツ
Think of 'Kai' (meeting/assembly) and 'Ga' (picture). It's where different colors 'meet' to form a formal 'picture' on a canvas.
語源
Derived from Middle Chinese roots: 'kai' (to draw/paint) and 'ga' (picture/drawing).
文法パターン
文化的な背景
Japan has a long tradition of 'Suibokuga' (ink wash painting) and 'Ukiyo-e' (woodblock prints), which are categorized under the umbrella of 'Kaiga'.
クイックテスト
先週、フランスの有名な（ ）を見に美術館へ行きました。
正解！
正解は： 絵画
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