Industrial RevolutionRealism
Realism
Truth, accuracy, and the absence of personal bias
Nudes teach you everything you need to know (to paint landscapes)
1796 – 1875
A peasant I was born, and a peasant I will die
1814 – 1875
Status quo — what's that?
1819 – 1877
A rebellious painter shocks the French Salon and courts his brothers wife
1832 – 1883
Love animals, wear pants, live without compromise
1822 – 1899
Transcend criticism by embracing solitude
1836 – 1910
Painting in the shadow of a best friend
1836 – 1913
America's uncompromising realist
1844 – 1916
Don't get lost in the fog
1839 – 1917
Bright sun, blue seas
1863 – 1923
Portrait painter extraordinaire
1856 – 1925
“I wanted to see everything in the world”
1861 – 1926
Realism is not always nice
1844 – 1930
Quiet portraits of daily life
1859 – 1935
Painting...can only consist of the representation of real and existing things
