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Margaret🎩🔵🎭
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Realist painters like Gustave Courbet and Jean-François Millet sought to highlight the dignity of labor and the harshness of rural life, creating works that were both socially conscious and visually striking.
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Armin 🎩🍄
@armin1378
Both artists were instrumental in shifting the focus of art from the elite and mythical subjects of earlier periods to the genuine experiences of ordinary people.
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Ruzan🎭
@ruzan
work highlighted the essential, often overlooked roles of rural workers, presenting them with both reverence and realism.
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Ruzan🎭
@ruzan
Millet, on the other hand, focused more on the agrarian aspects of life, capturing the struggles and dignity of peasant labor in paintings such as The Gleaners and The Angelus.
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Angelina🎭
@angelina7
His famous works like The Stone Breakers and Burial at Ornans emphasize the physical and emotional realities of labor, challenging conventional aesthetic standards and social hierarchies.
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bahar0-0 🎩🔵🎭
@bahar0-0
Courbet, known for his bold and unflinching portrayals of everyday life, often depicted scenes of working-class people and rural labor with a raw and powerful realism.
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Brian🎭
@briana
That's right! Gustave Courbet and Jean-François Millet were key figures in the Realist movement, and their work vividly illustrates the core principles of Realism.
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mahgol1995 🎩🐹
@mahgol1995
A distaste for the excessive richness of Romanticism led Gustave Courbet to focus his large-scale works on workers and other working-class people, in turn helping to lay the groundwork for the Realism movement.
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