Realism/Naturalism by Thinh Vo (Student WHS) https://padlet.com/ttvo125_4/pgeq6ly509dff6ki Made with a creative frenzy en-us 2022-03-14 20:47:28 UTC 2025-10-15 16:07:00 UTC hello@padlet.com ttvo125_4 https://padlet.com/ttvo125_4/pgeq6ly509dff6ki/wish/2094651168 what is it
Realism in art is understood in terms of doing it in the most authentic way, without adding or subtracting anything, painting anything and detailing it. Avoid speculative fiction and supernatural elements. With this theory we can also understand in terms of drawing honestly without exaggerating the truth. e.g. draw as realistic and realistic as a photograph.
when was it
It was an art movement that emerged in the mid-nineteenth century. Tries to convey an honest and objective vision of life without pretense or extravagance. According to this doctrine, it completely rejected romanticism and super naturalism. theories that have dominated literature and art since the early 19th century. ]]> 2022-03-14 20:54:40 UTC https://padlet.com/ttvo125_4/pgeq6ly509dff6ki/wish/2094651168 Realism emerge from France ttvo125_4 https://padlet.com/ttvo125_4/pgeq6ly509dff6ki/wish/2096758437 Realism emerged in the 1840s in France by Gustave Courbet, who was the first person to consciously declare and practice thisism in art. Realism as a response to and rejection of such theories as romance and magic dominated those centuries. Realism was created in a time of turmoil like the Civil War and was marked by revolution and widespread social change at the time. As noted above, thisism superseded ideas such as idealism and subtext in traditional art. Has given society the same weight as great historical paintings and fables. Realism has almost the same as the slow-growing western countries The realist movement in France is characterized by a spirit of revolt against the strong support of officials for historical association. Later in America, the term realism had many different definitions and new changes after the movement attacking American Surrealism and magical realism evolved out of the movement. French realism in the 1930s, and in the 1950s]]> 2022-03-15 20:47:57 UTC https://padlet.com/ttvo125_4/pgeq6ly509dff6ki/wish/2096758437 Naturalism ttvo125_4 https://padlet.com/ttvo125_4/pgeq6ly509dff6ki/wish/2097275491 What is it?
"Naturalism" is a term that has a nasty and complicated history in art criticism. It has been used since the 17th century to refer to any work of art that attempts to present the reality of its subject without regard for the constraints of convention, or concepts of 'beauty'. Then Naturalism became one of the great trends of the century and, combined with realism on the subject, resulted in impressionism and modern art. Naturalism is often associated with the practice of air.
When was it?
Naturalism is an enhanced form of realism. After the grim realities of a brutal war, they become the writer's primary mode of expression. developed in part in response to some of the major scientific discoveries about the natural world at the time. We have all heard of a man named Charles Darwin.

]]> 2022-03-16 04:08:36 UTC https://padlet.com/ttvo125_4/pgeq6ly509dff6ki/wish/2097275491 ttvo125_4 https://padlet.com/ttvo125_4/pgeq6ly509dff6ki/wish/2099428592 Pictures of Realism art
This painting depicts and sympathizes with the working poor in urban and rural areas.
Struggling every day with heavy manual labor.
With gritty and dusty hands.
Why is this art representative of realism?
because this picture makes us empathize with the real situations out there when they have to work hard every day to give birth. not shimmering like romanticism or atheisms.]]> 2022-03-17 05:56:54 UTC https://padlet.com/ttvo125_4/pgeq6ly509dff6ki/wish/2099428592 ttvo125_4 https://padlet.com/ttvo125_4/pgeq6ly509dff6ki/wish/2099446558 Pictures of Realism art
This picture shows the bleakness of the atmosphere there.
To emphasize the plight of the workers in this melancholy photo.
The people in this photo show us they are almost without a smile when they are in the lowest classes of society and show us a seriousness and melancholy.
Why is this art representative of realism?
because it shows us the melancholy of people at the bottom of society, they show us a sad side of society and classes. Not lavish or splendid they are simply shown serious-looking and humble –]]> 2022-03-17 06:14:40 UTC https://padlet.com/ttvo125_4/pgeq6ly509dff6ki/wish/2099446558 ttvo125_4 https://padlet.com/ttvo125_4/pgeq6ly509dff6ki/wish/2099463332 Pictures of Realism art
A woman baking bread was painted by Jean-François Millet, who once said that "I was born a farmer until I die a farmer.
On this photo we can see the woman dressed like an ordinary farmer it shows his determination.
And this picture also depicts the years growing up on a farm and doing hard labor with his hands has greatly influenced the work of his life.
Why is this art representative of realism?
This painting depicts a woman working in the house, and is a typical representation of the Realists' attachment to the realistic depiction of life at the time.]]> 2022-03-17 06:31:19 UTC https://padlet.com/ttvo125_4/pgeq6ly509dff6ki/wish/2099463332 Kate Chopin ttvo125_4 https://padlet.com/ttvo125_4/pgeq6ly509dff6ki/wish/2138798606 Much of Chopin's work is in the regionalist genre, her stories and especially her novel, The Awakening, are also notable for introducing controversial subjects such as sex of women, divorce, extramarital sex and crime.


]]> 2022-04-11 07:30:55 UTC https://padlet.com/ttvo125_4/pgeq6ly509dff6ki/wish/2138798606 Elizabeth Wooster Stuart Phelps ttvo125_4 https://padlet.com/ttvo125_4/pgeq6ly509dff6ki/wish/2138803871 (1815–1852) 


Was an American writer of religiously themed articles, adult domestic fiction and books for children.
]]> 2022-04-11 07:36:50 UTC https://padlet.com/ttvo125_4/pgeq6ly509dff6ki/wish/2138803871 Gustave Flaubert ttvo125_4 https://padlet.com/ttvo125_4/pgeq6ly509dff6ki/wish/2138806031 Gustave Flaubert was a French novelist. Highly influential, he has been considered the leading exponent of literary realism in his country.]]> 2022-04-11 07:39:18 UTC https://padlet.com/ttvo125_4/pgeq6ly509dff6ki/wish/2138806031 Define Irony and Situational Irony ttvo125_4 https://padlet.com/ttvo125_4/pgeq6ly509dff6ki/wish/2138810082
Define Irony the expression of one's meaning by using language that normally signifies the opposite, typically for humorous or emphatic effect.

  1. two friends coming to a party in the same dress is a coincidence. But two friends coming to the party in the same dress after promising not to wear that dress
  2. It was a tragic irony that he made himself sick by worrying so much about his health.
  3. saying “Oh, fantastic!” when the situation is actually very bad

Situational : As figurative language, situational irony allows writers to show the characters' intentions versus the outcomes, appearance versus reality. Situational irony also showcases individual characters and highlights their personalities in unique ways.

  1. A fire station burns down.
    This is unexpected because one would assume the fire chief would keep his own building safe.
  2. A marriage counselor files for divorce.
    This is ironic because the expectation is that a professional who coaches couples through rough patches would herself have a strong marriage.
  3. The police station gets robbed.
    Again, the expectation is that professional crime fighters would be able to help themselves; in this case, by securing their own station.







]]> 2022-04-11 07:43:41 UTC https://padlet.com/ttvo125_4/pgeq6ly509dff6ki/wish/2138810082 Kate Chopin (1851-1904) ttvo125_4 https://padlet.com/ttvo125_4/pgeq6ly509dff6ki/wish/2138831925 Much of Chopin's work is in the regionalist genre, her stories and especially her novel, The Awakening, are also notable for introducing controversial subjects such as sex of women, divorce, extramarital sex and crime. Chopin learned to speak both French and English in her home and was sent to Catholic school. At the age of nineteen she married Oscar Chopin. They moved to New Orleans, Kate became active in the city's social life. Her fluency in French and Southern affections ensured that she easily assimilated into New Orleans society. In 1883, Oscar Chopin died of swamp fever, leaving Kate Chopin a thirty-two-year-old widow with six children to support and limited financial resources. Chopin returns to St. Louis, where she moved into her mother's house and began writing poetry and short stories. in that time, Chopin creates realistic depictions of the distinctive customs of the area and captures the angles and variations of Louisiana speech in her dialogue. In 1894, she published a hugely successful collection of short stories, Bayou Folk, and was followed by another collection of Louisiana stories called A Night in Acadie. Her stories have been praised and frequently anthology since their publication in the 1890s, critics today generally agreeing that Chopin's masterpiece is her 1899 novel, The Awakening. Taking on Chopin's recurring theme of the conflict between the social constraints placed on women's shoulders and their desire for independence, the novel tells the story of Edna Pontellier, a Creole woman who gradually comes to realize expressing his dissatisfaction with his status as a wife and mother. Due to its controversial subject matter and sympathetic portrayal of its unique heroine, the novel has drawn hostile reviews from critics, who dismissed it as "cliché and dirty filthy" or even "vulgar" and "vulgar". While Chopin didn't completely give up on her writing career after The Awakening's critical reception, she was annoyed by criticism and her dwindling literary output. She died 5 years later from a brain hemorrhage.




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