艺术家画笔下的读书时光，读书的女子更美！
我喜欢爱读书的女人。书不是胭脂，却会使女人心颜常驻。书不是棍棒，却会使女人铿锵有力。书不是羽毛，却会使女人飞翔。书不是万能的，却会使女人千变万化。—— 毕淑敏
距离你上一次看书是什么时候呢？当我们看到艺术家油画里读书的人们，在享受着岁月静好的时光，难免也会想着在这快节奏的时代中放慢步伐，去感受身边的美好，一起画画、一起读书，成为自己喜欢的样子。
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爱读书的女人，
幽雅的谈吐超凡脱俗，
清丽的仪态无需修饰，
那是静的凝重，动的优雅；
那是坐的端庄，行的洒脱；
那是天然的质朴与含蓄混合……
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女人读书是为了愉悦身心，
陶冶情操，像似一首诗，
清新素净非常可爱。
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书能够影响人的心灵，
人的心灵和人的气质又是相通的。
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经常读书的人，
她们做事会思考，
知道怎么才能想出办法。
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用一颗豁达的心去读书，
才能体味书中的微妙之处，
汲取书籍中的养料。
一本好书，相伴一生。
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女人伴着岁月读书，
读得多了，也想写自己的书。
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读书的女人
把大多数时间耗用在读书上，
读书对于她，是一种生命要素，
是一种生存方式。
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书让女人变得聪慧，
变得坚韧，变得成熟。
“和书籍生活在一起，
永远不会叹息。
更多读书女子油画欣赏：
Nikolai Petrovich Bogdanov - Reading in the Garden, 1915
Guy Rose - Marguerite reading
Charles Auguste Guillaume Steuben(1788~1856)La liseuse (The Reader),1829：
德国画家Gabriel Schachinger(1850~1913)Das Vergissmeinnicht,1886:
法国画家Léon Fran ois Comerre (1850~1916) ：
英国画家约翰·威廉姆·沃特豪斯(John William Waterhouse.1849~1917)Saint Cecilia：
Thomas Francis Dicksee,Ophelia(ca.1864):
苏格兰画家Christina Robertson(1796~1854)Portrait of Grand Duchess Maria Alexandrovna(late 1840s):
法国画家Pierre-Auguste Cot(1837~1883)Ophelia：
画家查尔斯·爱德华·佩鲁吉尼(Charles Edward Perugini.1839~1918)look up artist Portrait of a Lady (The Lady in the Yellow Dress)：
英国画家Sir William Beechey(1753~1839)Kitty Packe(c.1820)：
Theodore Earl Butler - Lili Butler Reading at the Butler House, Giverny：
英国画家Edward Robert Hughes（1851~1914）Idle Tears：
美国画家Bernard Boutet de Monvel(1881~1949)Portrait of Virginia Shaw,1930：
法国画家Edgar Maxence（1871~1954）Woman Reading Seen in Profile：
英国画家William Etty(1787~1849)A girl reading,1842:
荷兰画家劳伦斯·阿尔玛-塔德玛（Lawrence Alma-Tadema.1836~1912）The Favourite Poet1888：
英国画家Lord Leighton（1830~1896）The Maid with the Golden Hair（circa 1895）：
俄罗斯画家Ivan Nikolaevich Kramskoi(1837~1887)Portrait of a Woman,1881：
法国画家爱德华·约翰·波因特(Edward John Poynter)(1836~1919)A quiet evening at home：
英国维多利亚时期画家Albert Joseph Moore(1841~1893)Red Berries(局部)：
奥地利画家弗里德瑞秋.冯.莫林（Friedrich von Amerling）La jeune femme orientale,1838:
Alexis Harlamoff,The flower girl,1878：
英国画家Edward Hughes(1851~1914)woman with book-Adele,Second wife of the 7th Count of Essex(1892):
Bobovnikoff Emily(1898~1945)Biblio Beauties-paintings of women reading letters books:
俄罗斯画家Ivan Nikolaevich Kramskoy(1837~1887)Sophia Kramskaya Reading(1866-1869)：
意大利画家Giuseppe Mascarini (1877~1954)Reader,1913：
英国维多利亚时期画家Albert Joseph Moore(1841~1893)Reader,1877：
英国画家查尔斯·爱德华·佩鲁吉尼(Charles Edward Perugini.1839~1918)Girl Reading,1879: