Jean Francois Millet
	-a very famous realism painter, his subjects are ordinary people doing ordinary 	things
	-Famous for his paintings of farmers doing their everyday work
	-in the painting “the gleaners” women shown as being noteworthy for their 	hard efforts, usually they would have been painted as lowly servants
	-he moved away from “official” painting style” and worked on what he thought 	was worthwhile: painting everyday things to being them more importance
John Singleton Copley
	-famous for his portraits of important figures in colonial New England, particularly 	men and women of the middle class.
	-Boston's famous Copley Square is named for the artist and is situated in between 	the Boston Public Library, the John Hancock Tower, and the Trinity Church
	-did portraits of Samuel Adams (1772) Paul Revere (1770)
	-The Death of Major Peirson, this officer led a counter attack against the 	French and died in the battle, he is seen as a hero because of this painting