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Battle of the Schools - Idealism and Realism, illustration from the series
XJF397978 Battle of the Schools - Idealism and Realism, illustration from the series Fantaisies, published in Charivari, 24 April 1855 (litho) by Daumier, Honore (1808-79); Private Collection; (add.info.: Combat des Ecoles - L Idealisme et le Realisme ; ); French, out of copyright
Media ID 12874483
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This lithograph, titled "Battle of the Schools - Idealism and Realism" is a thought-provoking illustration from the series Fantaisies. Created by Honore Daumier in 1855, it was originally published in Charivari, a popular French magazine at the time. The artwork depicts a fierce conflict between two opposing forces: idealism and realism. In this satirical cartoon, Daumier skillfully captures the essence of an ongoing debate within the art world. On one side stands Idealism, represented by artists wielding paintbrushes on their palette. They are portrayed as dreamers with their heads lost in clouds of imagination. On the other side stands Realism, depicted as more grounded individuals armed with pens and books. The tension between these two schools of thought is palpable as they engage in a battle for dominance over artistic expression. This image serves as a reminder that throughout history, artists have grappled with differing perspectives on how to portray reality through their work. Daumier's caricature not only showcases his talent for capturing human emotions but also highlights his keen sense of humor. Through clever visual storytelling, he invites viewers to reflect on the complexities and contradictions inherent in artistic movements. This lithograph remains an important piece within art history due to its ability to provoke discussion about creativity and individuality while offering a glimpse into societal debates during 19th-century France.
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