Vocabulary has been developed to describe how closely an image…

Vocabulary has been developed to describe how closely an image resembles visual reality.
Art can be representational, portraying objects in recognizable form.
Realism occurs when the image resembles what the eye sees.
A work is photorealistic if it is so realistic that it seems like a photograph.
Art is considered abstract when it resembles its real-world subject less.
It can be called nonobjective if it does not refer to the natural or objective world at all.
Please use paintings stated below to answer this: Explain whether one can agree or disagree with these analyses.
1. “The Yellow Rose” by Kate Challinor.
– This is “The Yellow Rose” by Kate Challinor. This is realism art because it assembles that the eyes see, which means that whatever the painting is about is a representation of real life things. This image can also be photorealistic since it has an amazing amount of detail in the petals and lighting, making it as good as a photograph.
2. Three Faces in Abstract,” by Nidhi Agarwal.
– This other artwork would be considered abstract art because it kind of has details and shapes of the physical object but it is not clear enough like realism. This painting is called “Three Faces in Abstract,” by Nidhi Agarwal. The faces are hidden between the lines and colors that make this painting pop out.