натурализм

натурализм

The factual representation of an object. Naturalism aims to reproduce an object accurately. In painting, this is distinct from the more specific term realism, an art historical movement which criticized the idealizing strand of nineteenth century academic art and sought rather to promote themes and subjects depicting everyday human existence.

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