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第1段
1 .<-NARRATOR:-> Now listen to part of a lecture in an art history class.
请听艺术史课上的部分内容。
第2段
1 .<-MALE PROFESSOR:-> All right, so let's consider the work of the outsider artist - Henry Darger.
好了，我们来聊一聊非主流艺术家Henry Dodger的作品。
2 .Darger lived by himself in a tiny apartment in Chicago in the 1900s.
二十世纪初，Dodger独自生活在芝加哥的一个小公寓里。
3 .He had no friends and spent all his spare time there alone creating hundreds of paintings and drawings.
他没有朋友，而且所有的空闲时间都待在那个小公寓里独自一人创作着数百幅画作。
4 .He had never formally studied art and kept his work completely private, so no one ever saw it or responded to it during his lifetime.
他从没正式学过画画，也从来没有公开过他的作品，所以，他在世的时候没有人看过或回应过他的作品。
5 .And so when you see Darger's work, you notice how unique it is.
正因如此，当你看到Dodger的作品时会发现它们是如此独特。
6 .It doesn't remind you of anything you've ever seen before.
这种类型的作品之前从未出现在我们眼前。
7 .It's very much his own.
完全是他自己的创作。
8 .For example, one piece - it's a water color painting.
举个例子来说，有一幅作品，一幅水彩画，
9 .In this piece he illustrates a story about the adventures of seven children.
在这幅作品中，Dodger讲述了一个关于七个孩子的冒险之旅的故事。
10 .But see, Darger had a really hard time drawing human figures, yet he managed to come up with his own rather unique solution for the problem.
不过事实上，画人物形象对Dodger来说实在是件难事。然而对于这个问题，他还是想到了一个独具特色的解决方法。
11 .He simply cut out pictures of children from newspapers and magazines and pasted them into his own painted illustration of trees, flowers and grass.
他直接从报纸和杂志上把孩子的照片剪下来，然后把它们糊进了他画的有树、花和草的图里。
12 .The results look...umm…a little strange.
成品看上去..有点奇怪。
13 .Darger's picture looks more-cluttered, more crowded with details than the pictures of other artists because its entire surface's painted and there are no spaces left empty.
Dodger的画看上去比其他画家的作品更加凌乱，细节更加丰富，因为画的整个表面都涂上了颜料，没有任何空白的地方。
14 .It's also a lot longer than the pictures of most other artists, about nine feeing long.
他的画也比大部分其他画家的要长得多，大概有9英尺长。