By: Mone’ Harrigan. 1.Fun facts 2.Inventions 3.Artistic element 3.Art pictures 3.Art 4.Cultural element 4.Culture picture 4.Culture 5.Religious element.

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by: Mone’ Harrigan

1.Fun facts 2.Inventions 3.Artistic element 3.Art pictures 3.Art 4.Cultural element 4.Culture picture 4.Culture 5.Religious element 5.Religion pictures 5.Religion 6.Social element 6.Social pictures 6.Social 7.Political element 7.Political pictures 7.political

 Realism started in France after the 1848 revolution  shows favor for democracy the term "realism" encompasses the period of time from the Civil War to the turn of the century..”  "the faithful representation of reality"

 the Social Realists pledged to “fight the beautiful art”  They liked any style which appealed to the eye/ emotions

 Artists - Realists attempted to portray the lives, appearances, problems, customs, and mores of the middle and lower classes  The Realists felt that painters should work from the life round them

 The realism time period is approximately from 1820 to the 1920  Realism appeared in France after the 1848 revolution  It took place in America after the civil war

 The Church of Reality is a positive church.  Their motto is, "If it's real, we believe in it.“  Realist are Monorealist, which means we believe in The one True Reality.  They only care about what is real, not what they think is real or what they want to believe is real

The gleaners Third class Wounded man

 Social realism was developed to be a reaction for idealism  It also encouraged by romanticism  Social realism was the classification between the different classes  The focused on the ugly part like the working class- mainly poor

 portrayal of human life, by art, will illustrate the superior value of social, civilized man The social elements relate to the artistic element in different ways.

 The Realists express both a taste for democracy and rejection of the inherent old artistic tradition  Social realism is more about its message political learning

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