The Horse Fair by Rosa Bonheur

Bonheur used the contrast of light and dark through the picture. Chiaroscuro is also seen as a shadow; shadows makes the picture more realistic. In other words, from shallow to deep. In contrast, the picture looks flat, there is no shadow soon The horse itself is not like a muscle. Realistic scenes prove naturalism. Horses have definite muscles and they will expand as they work hard. Horses show their strength and beauty.

Figure 17 Horse Trade Fair, Rosa Bonheur (Zuelke, 46) Impressionists emphasize their frankness towards subjects and emphasize the instantaneous impact on color to further pursue realism, "Mittler, 496). Edgardga (the artist mentioned above in Renaissance) is also interested in keeping horse sculpture active. Figure 18. Horses are bronze-looking images of obstacles and horses in action. However, there are no ears or mane since horses want to give a sense of leap (Zuelke). Degas avoids using his art's details because he wants to capture the illusion of fast movement. "After all, he concluded that it was impossible to observe all details of the horse as it was shattered" (Mittler, 502)

Like Xiaomi, Rosa Bonar (1822-1899) likes rural imagery and develops an ideal style derived from past art. Like the scale of Coolbe's work, the magnificent Mabo (87.25) of Bonheur, exhibited at the 1853 salon, is a product of extensive preparatory drawings and scientific research on animal anatomy and her style is Delacroix It reflects. And the influence of Romantic painters like Gericault and the classical horse sculptures of Parthenon Temple. Édouard Manet and the Impressionist painter are direct heirs of the realist heritage because it accepts the image of modern life. But by the 1870s and 1880s their arts no longer underwrote the political accusations of realism.