Hyperrealism

Hyperrealism, which emerged as a further development of Photorealism, appeared in America at the end of the 1960s, on the one hand as a counterpart to conceptual and abstract art, and on the other as a questioning of photography. Through technical precision, photographically accurate paintings or lifelike sculptures are created in exaggerated reality, which, in contrast to photorealism, are increasingly concerned with cultural and political themes as well as social issues.
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5 days | Sotheby's New York
Tomás Sánchez
Lot 630 Basurero , 1984
acrylic on canvas

€ 56,000 - 75,000
5 days | Sotheby's New York
Claudio Bravo
Lot 640 Still Life with Landscape , 1983
oil on canvas

€ 111,000 - 167,000
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Claudio Bravo
Lot 641 Bambú e higos , 1973
oil on canvas

€ 65,000 - 84,000
5 days | Sotheby's New York
Claudio Bravo
Lot 627 Untitled (Orange and White Package) , 2005
sanguine, sepia and charcoal on paper

€ 93,000 - 140,000
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