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Realism (1848-1900)

What is Realism? Approach to art which subjects are now idealized Does not follow rules of formal artistic theory Tends to depict everyday characters and situations Very “true to life” manner Began in France in 1848 Post the French Revolution, with works relating to democracy

The Stone Breakers (1849) Creator: Gustave Courbet Medium: Oil on canvas What’s it about: Depicts the labor unrest of 1848 in France. People wanted better wages and working conditions as consolation for their hard work. This shows two workers that cannot advance in life due to the lack of social mobility

A Burial of Ornans (1849) Creator: Gustave Courbet Where: Musée d'Orsay, Paris, France Medium: Oil on canvas What’s It About: Depicts a middle- class family at a gravesite Interesting Fact: 22-feet long

Wood Rafts on the Rhine (1855) Creator: Gustave Brion Where: France Medium: Oil on canvas What’s it about: Interpretation of Rafts of Medusa by Théodore Géricault with more naturalness and grittiness. Brion lived in Strasbourg on the Rhine.

The Horse Fair (1852-1855) Creator: Marie Rosa Bonheur Where: Debuted at the Paris Salon in 1853 (sketch) Medium: Oil on Canvas What’s it About: She would go a location for a year and a half dressed as a man to discourage any attention. Depicts a scene of a horse market that would happen regularly

Three Women in Church (1882) Creator: Wilhelm Leibl Where: Created in Heilig-Kreuz-Kirche in Berbling Medium: Oil on mahogany wood What’s it About: Protestant Church was on the rise and he was attempting to depict the tranquility of church. Diffuse any harsh sentiments.

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