realizmusból

Realizmusból, meaning "from realism," is a Hungarian term referring to a phenomenon or a shift originating from the artistic and literary movement of Realism. Realism, as an artistic approach, emerged in the mid-19th century and sought to depict subjects truthfully and accurately, without artificiality, and avoiding implausible, exotic, and supernatural elements. It focused on everyday life, ordinary people, and social issues of the time.

When something is described as "realizmusból," it implies that its characteristics, themes, or style are directly influenced by or derived from these principles of Realism. This could manifest in various contexts. In art, a painting described as "realizmusból" would likely be a work that adheres to realistic representation, depicting contemporary scenes or portraits with fidelity to visual appearance and social context. In literature, a narrative from "realizmusból" would engage with social commentary, psychological depth, and unvarnished portrayals of human experience, reflecting the societal conditions of its inspiration. The term suggests a lineage, a departure from more idealistic or romantic traditions towards a more grounded and observable reality. It signifies a connection to the historical artistic movement and its enduring impact on how subjects are perceived and represented.