1. Caleb Jessup

2.  Started in 1848 in France during the Industrial Revolution.  Lasted until 1900

3. Realism is Characterized by artists putting more emphases on being realistic and objective with their art. Usually based on someone doing some sort of work Underscored the changes brought on by the Industrial Revolution Emphasize the ugly instead of idealizing by using dull colors Used thick brush strokes

4.  Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot  Gustave Courbet  Francois Bonvin  Rosa Bonheur  Gustave Brion  Jean-Francois Millet

5.  Jean-François Millet  1857  Oil on Canvas  33” x 44”  Musée d'Orsay, Paris

6.  Gustave Courbet  1854  Oil on Canvas  51” x 59”  Musee Fabre, Montpellier

7.  Gustave Courbet  1847  Oil on Canvas  22” x 18.1”  São Paulo Museum of Art

8. Gustave Courbet 1849 Oil on Canvas 165 cm by 257 cm Destroyed During WWII

9.  Jean-François Millet  1857-1859  Oil on Canvas  21.9” x 26”  Musee d'Orsay, Paris

10.  Jean-François Millet  1850  Oil on Canvas  40” x 32.5”  Museum Of Fine Arts, Boston

11.  Aime-Jules Dalou  1873  Terracotta  125 cm  The Hermitage Museum

12.  Camille Corot  1855  Oil on Canvas  33” x 24”  Carnegie Museum of Art

13.  Honoré Daumier  1840  Lithograph  11.75” x 9.5”  La Pêche

14.  Francois Bonvin  1855  Oil on Canvas  33” x 24”  Private collection

15.  Rosa Bonheur  1875  Oil on Canvas  15” x 18.5”  Unkown Location

16.  Rosa Bonheur  19 th century  Bronze  8.25”x9.5”x3.5”  Private Collection