Photorealismus
Photorealismus is an art movement that began in the late 1960s and early 1970s in the United States. Artists associated with this movement aimed to reproduce artworks that appeared as close to a photograph as possible. This often involved meticulous detail and a precise rendering of reality.
Photorealist painters typically worked from photographs, projecting them onto their canvases and then painstakingly recreating the
Key figures in Photorealism include Chuck Close, Richard Estes, and Ralph Goings. Their works are characterized