There is a wide range of tones and colours, including skin tones and a pictorial realism to the figures, which make it suitable for image quality assessment.
Fabien drew wolves with babies inside them and one day acted out a birth scene "with gripping realism" with cutout figures of a mother and child, ending it by washing both.
Two features distinguish Petronius' "Banquet" from other ancient examples: its extraordinary realism and the figure of Trimalchio.
Paranoia might be the charge, I figure realism is nearer the mark, and we need to be realistic about what is being demanded, and offered.
Flowering Art Although Edouard Manet (1832-1883) was known for the pioneering realism of his figure paintings, his predilection for depicting his immediate surroundings led him inevitably to the still life.
"I wouldn't take your proportions too seriously in any of the pictures," she explains, many of her images indulging in the shadows and realism of each figure.
Are the wax figures fictional realism or historically accurate?
Günther was capable of the most extraordinarily sensitive characterization of surfaces, even when painted white; and this he combined with an interpretation of character comparable to the late Gothic sculptors, thus giving his figures a realism and immediacy that is almost uncanny.
Visitors at the National Gallery wandered from sublime Holbeins, Vermeers and Zurbaráns to ogle Mr. Mueck's sculptures and a film and paraphernalia that describe how he made his trompe l'oeil figures, whose realism reverberates with those same Holbeins and Vermeers and Zurbaráns.
In 1955 when action painting with its emphasis on spontaneous gesture was shifting into high gear in the East, Diebenkorn and several other artists in California took an opposite turn and devoted themselves to realism, especially the human figure.
