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Sans asile by Fernand Pelez (1848-1913)Related content
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I could answer your question, but somehow I'd feel like doing someone else's homework if I did.
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Haha! It's not like that. Actually, I wanted to know about the deviants, are they art lover?
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I'd say you could at least find out if the deviants are good at googling.
- Hey, of course it is realism, I'd know that even without looking up Pelez in Wikipedia. It's not only the way it is painted - very realistic, but that would not rule out Naturalism nor Romanticism - but it's the choice of subject. Nothing romantic in that mother's look, or in her children gathering around her. This motive has a critical attitude, even in not implying anything, but in purely depicting the poor - just BY depicting the poor in a casual, matter-of-fact, not even the slightest romantic way.
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Not the expert, but Naturalism- hugging the legs of realism. Nothing more sobering than the desperation in the eyes of a mother.
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I thought, I will get the best criticism on it. As a student of literature, I can say that this painting is a piece of naturalistic art.
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oh this is amazing!!!fantastic job!!!looks very much real
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Well, it doesn't belong to me.
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love this painting, I really surprised that you don't have a hundred comments already!
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you should probably post that kind of information when you post it and also post it as a photo!Β
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Β Fernand Pelez ,Β a French painter.
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Well, did you read the question? If 'yes' then please answer.
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