Social Realism was an art movement that began in the early to mid-20th century, focusing on showing the everyday struggles and lives of ordinary people. Artists such as Diego Rivera and Dorothea Lange aimed to emphasize social issues and injustices through realistic and often impactful representations of working-class life. The movement aimed to create art that reflected the real experiences of people and brought attention to economic and social problems, using clear, detailed images to convey powerful messages about society and its challenges.

Definition och betydelse av "social realism"på engelska

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