Modern Realism
Modern Realism is an art movement that emerged in the late 19th century and is characterized by a focus on depicting everyday life and the world as it appears in reality. Artists within this movement strive to accurately represent the world around them, often using precise detail, sharp focus, and a naturalistic color palette. Modern Realist works typically emphasize the ordinary and the mundane, showcasing scenes from urban and rural life, portraits of ordinary people, and still lifes. This movement stands in contrast to earlier forms of Romanticism and idealism, aiming to capture the world as it truly exists without embellishment or distortion.