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Realismo
O documento descreve o movimento artístico do Realismo no século XIX, caracterizado por retratar cenas e aspectos da realidade de forma naturalista, incluindo temas como a pobreza e más condições de vida. O Realismo surgiu na década de 1830 na França e procurava reproduzir o mundo de forma mais factual em oposição ao subjetivismo do Romantismo. Pintores como Courbet e Millet são apontados como expoentes deste movimento ao retratarem a vida real de forma direta sem idealizações.
Gustave Courbet
O documento descreve o movimento artístico do Realismo no século XIX, com foco no pintor francês Gustave Courbet. O Realismo buscava retratar temas da vida cotidiana e da classe trabalhadora, em contraste com o idealismo e temas fantásticos do Romantismo. Courbet foi um dos principais expoentes deste movimento, retratando cenas banais e denunciando injustiças sociais em obras como "Os Britadores de Pedra". Sua maior obra foi "Interior do Meu Atelier", uma alegoria de sua
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O documento descreve o movimento artístico do Realismo, que surgiu na Europa entre 1850-1900, enfatizando a representação objetiva da realidade. O Realismo reagiu contra o Romantismo e seus temas passados, focando na vida contemporânea. Artistas como Courbet, Millet e Corot buscaram retratar pessoas e temas sociais de forma científica e minuciosa.
Realismo
O documento descreve o movimento artístico do Realismo no século XIX, caracterizado pela representação precisa da realidade. A pintura realista teve como pioneiro Gustave Courbet, que insistia em retratar apenas o que via. Jean François Millet deu dignidade aos camponeses em suas obras. A arquitetura realista buscava responder às novas necessidades urbanas com construções como a Torre Eiffel.
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