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What makes a painting realistic? To help get an answer, we must go back in time. The term realism is a movement of the 19th century art. Artists from this period strove to depict the (social) reality as faithfully as possible. The art direction was mainly of great influence in the France of the 19th century. One speaks here also of a reaction to the previous period, the romance, in which art is mainly served to embellish reality. The realism portrayed mostly ordinary events, such as working laborers in rural areas. The realistic style of painting is still used by many contemporary painters.
Gallery Wildevuur presents an impressive collection of paintings for sale from the realistic genre. Eddy Stevens, Johan Abeling, Hans Parlevliet Herman Tulp Adriana van Zoest and Joke Frima are just a few of the famous names, of which we have beautiful paintings, realistic painted incorporated in our collection. If the realistic style of painting appeals to you, you can also search by subject, such as still life, landscape, city, model-people or animals. You can also choose an appropriate frame, which fits well with your realistic painting according to your own judgment, and with which your painting can come to its best advantage into your home.
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