The Style That Would Not Die
The nineteenth-century realist tradition lives on in recent popular novels and television shows, like "Black Mirror" and "Normal People."
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Realism and Revival
Through its many revivals and in its many guises, realism appears most vital during periods of social change.
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Real Work
In times of economic crisis and hardship, why do we seem to need to see for ourselves what work really looks like?
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Édouard Manet Is Considered the Father of Modernism. Here Are His Most Famous Works.
Manet died on this day 137 years ago.
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Before Realism
In the seventeenth century, French painters Valentin de Boulogne and the Brothers Le Nain used lessons drawn from Caravaggio to initiate a closer observation of everyday scenes and characters. …
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From the Archives: The Realist Criminal and the Abstract Law
Ever since antiquity, purified essences have been considered higher than material specifics, the Idea nobler than its concrete manifestations in earthly experience.
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