@article{2019,title={VERISMO AND MATERIAL RELATION OF JOHN DEANDREA},abstractNode={The main motivation of the sculpture is that the human portrayal is realistic. While “reality” is the proof of human, truth is accepted as an existence outside of human intervention. Verism is the quest to simulate truth from the antiquity to the present day. In the second half of the twentieth century, the hyper-realistic veristic sculpture , established a new relationship between reality and truth with the invention of new materials. However, as the sculpture gets closer to reality, the faded borders with the audience create a twin and uncanny feeling. In this study, the content-style-material relationship in the sculptures of the American hyper-realist sculptor John DeAndrea, one of the important representatives of taxation in the second half of the 20th century, is examined. In the context of the search for persistence and truth of the materials that the artist uses in his sculptures, the changes that he has experienced since the beginning of his career are examined.},author={Birgül ERKANI},year={2019},journal={The Journal of Academic Social Science}}