Question

question 9 of 15
which of these were among the purposes of the photorealism movement?
check all that apply.

a. to reintroduce realism into modern art

b. to turn the camera into a painter’s tool

c. to make people believe a painting is a photograph

d. to undermine the importance of photographs

Explanation:

Photorealism emerged as a reaction against abstract modern art, aiming to reintroduce realist representation (A). Artists used photographs as a core reference, effectively treating the camera as a foundational tool for their painting process (B). A key goal was to create paintings with such precise, photo-like detail that they could be mistaken for actual photographs (C). Option D is incorrect, as Photorealism relied on and elevated the use of photographs rather than undermining their importance.

Answer:

A. To reintroduce realism into modern art
B. To turn the camera into a painter's tool
C. To make people believe a painting is a photograph