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Coda,that these beliefs still largely hold true today. He concludes by suggesting that a reevaluation of realism might require a return to its original spirit of doubt and skepticism while avoiding the fate of becoming rarefied.

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Introduction,argues that writers and critics came to define and understand realism by writing about painting and painters, and by defining realism and its possibilities, they established beliefs about the people who both practiced and were the subjects of realist representation in terms of race, gender, and class.

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Pre-Raphaelitism as Realism, at the end of the century, from figures such as Walter Pater, and that looked back on earlier works by and about the Pre-Raphaelites to further connect this movement with realism. They would also grant the relatively recent movement of realism a long tradition dating back to the Renaissance, establishing beliefs that continue today.

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Realistic Poetry,Brown argues that Barrett Browning uses realism to establish that women are both capable realist artists and deserving of representation that would reflect their ‘real’ selves. For Barrett Browning, the real stemmed from empirical observations, but referred to something abstract and timeless.

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Realist Con Artists,hus came to embrace their ‘low’ art status, valuing art that appealed to the masses without trying to rise above them and pointing out the pretensions of a realism that claimed to depict the everyday but ultimately aimed at something exceptional.

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