Il pittore Gustave Courbet (1819-1877) fu il principale rappresentante del Realismo in Francia e influenzò lo sviluppo di questo stile artistico. Per assecondare il desiderio dei suoi genitori, studiò legge. Tuttavia, fin da subito seguì il suo amore per l’arte e iniziò a prendere lezioni di disegno. Nel 1840 andò a Parigi, ufficialmente, per seguire dei corsi di diritto ma in realtà per studiare pittura. Dall’incontro con altri artisti e intellettuali si sviluppò il nuovo movimento artistico del Realismo. Esponendo le sue opere al Motor Show di Parigi ottenne molto successo e accrebbe la sua notorietà anche in Belgio, Inghilterra e Germania e in Svizzera.
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