Moral painting
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"Greuzian moral painting reached its height in the Salon of 1777 when it took up themes of social injustice and economic inequality in pictures "--Emma Barker, Greuze and the Painting of Sentiment.
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See also
- the art of Hogarth
- Social realism
- Socialist realism
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