Realism -Courbet Gustave: The
stone breakers
Gustave Courbet is an
artist which he worked in the realism period where I choose one of his
paintings that he made which is called the stone breakers. This painting was
destroyed in the World War II. Many of Courbet paintings are most focused on
the everyday people where in this painting that I choose to talk about shows us
clearly the two hardworking persons. He also focuses in the places in the daily
France life. Because of Courbet’s paintings are most French he became to be
known as the leader of the Realistic movement.
The stone Breaker was
painted in the 1849 where it shoes us two ordinary peasant workers. The painter
Courbet painted this painting without ant sentiment where instead he let the image
of the two man where he made them one too young for the hard labor and the
other one too old he made this to express his feelings where the feelings is of
the hardship and also exhausting. He shows the sympathy for the workers and
also disgusts the upper class by panting these two men with the dignity.
The stone breakers, painted in the 1849,
Gustave Courbet. 2013. Gustave Courbet. [ONLINE] Available at:https://www.mtholyoke.edu/courses/rschwart/hist255-s01/boheme/courbet.htm. [Accessed 01March 2013].
The stone breakers, painted in the 1849,
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