What was the nineteenth-century painting style that depicted people or objects exactly as they appeared in real life?

-realism
-impressionism
-romanticism

The nineteenth-century painting style that depicted people or objects exactly as they appeared in real life is realism. As its name says, realism depicts something real, and in a realistic manner. The artist paints only what he or she sees, without personal impressions about the object of art, which is the case in impressionism. Romanticism tends to show exaggerated and distorted art, whereas realism depicts what is seen in real life.