Hyperrealist trends in painting art after 1960

In this study titled "Hyperrealist Tendencies in Post-1960 Painting Art", the Hyperrealism movement, which emerged in the 20th century with the effort of taking photography as the main object and reflecting it on the canvas, is discussed. The working methods of the artists of the hyperrealism movement, which are created from the use of traditional brushes, are emphasized. First of all, the historical development of the Hyperrealism movement and the works of the artists were examined in detail. The content of Hyperrealism, which was chosen as the subject, was mentioned and various materials used in the study of this movement on the ground were mentioned. Explanations about the methods and techniques of the movement used by some local and foreign Hyperrealist artists were made together with their studies. Various explanations have been made about the general definition of the hyperrealism movement, the artist's work, and its general care. In the following, various working methods applied with the Hyperrealism technique are explained. The definition of the portrait method, the effects of the works of Hyperrealism artists on the Hyperrealism movement are emphasized. Then, the techniques used by hyperrealist artists in their works were examined. The different methods applied by the artists with the portrait are explained. In the conclusion part of the research, the traditional brush technique used by Hyperrealist artists in capturing the photographic image on the surface and its effect on the portrait were mentioned, and their convenience was emphasized. In the hyperrealist tendency, technical details, which are one of the elements that the audience is most curious about, have been tried to be explained essentially. Keywords: Hyperrealism, Photo-realism, Art of Painting, Painting.