1. by: Mone’ Harrigan

2. 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

3.  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"

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

6.  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

8.  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

11.  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

12. The gleaners Third class Wounded man

13.  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

14.  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.

15.  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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