Millet and his Peasants
Six Paintings, One Concept
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Millet is a painter who exalts peasant life, simple things, and everyday life. He is an artist of realism, although he usually adds to his works a minimum quota of idealism, which is noticeable in the admiration he professes for the humble.
We can imagine how he was attacked and despised at the time, since this "glorification" irritated the bourgeoisie, who were the ones who "consumed" art.
Recommended links:
Van Gogh and his Translation of Millet.
Fundamental Painters of the Barbizon School.
Artistic Movements II: from Neoclassicism till the end of the 19th century.
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