realism
nounmasculine/ʁjɐˈliʒmu/medium
re·a·lis·mo
Definition
An attitude or doctrine that values objective reality and concrete facts. A 19th-century artistic and literary movement that sought to represent reality objectively and in detail.
Political realism often clashes with utopian ideals.
Gustave Courbet was a leading figure in the realism movement in painting.
Etymology
Do francês 'réalisme', por sua vez de 'réel' (real).