Which statement describes The Gleaners by French Realist and Naturalist Jean-François Millet? How did French artist Jean-François Millet give Realist and Naturalist characteristics to The Gleaners?

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The paintings of French Naturalistic and Realistic artist Jean-François Millet exhibit characteristics of Realism and Naturalism in "The Gleaners," in that the painting depicts a scene from everyday, contemporary life by using lifelike colors and solid shapes.

In the prolific history of important French artists, Jean-François Millet (1814-1875) played an important role because he is considered the founder of the Barbizon style of painting, an art school that worked on topics of the rural side of France.

Jean-François Millet specialized in paintings that depicted the rural life of French peasants and the life in the country. As time went by, Jean-François Millet focused od paintig more landscapes.

i would think b and c

so, not gonna do the actual thing because that's just laziness for an easy assignment like this.

but someone that has a lot of information and interesting details about is picasso. you can easily write a 500 word essay about him and how overtime his paintings of himself got more and more deformed representing that he was forgetting what he looked like and that was from memory.