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How did French artist Jean-François Millet give Realist and Naturalist characteristics to The Gleaners?
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Millet took the figures from mythological sources but rendered them with lifelike detail.
Millet used real people for the figures, but painted them with colors from his imagination.
Millet realistically modeled the figures after his friends who posed for him in his studio.
Millet painted the figures as they really appeared by using solid shapes and earthy colors.
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