The 19th Century American Art described Naturalism as

The nineteenth Century American Art portrayed Naturalism as: Life copying nature and the craftsmen of this period started concentrating on â€Å"real life† situations.â Naturalism writing started to thrive after the common war and after the most cherished Romanticism and Victorian literature.â Naturalism centers around the lower to working class man in which he is a pointless figure of a tyrannical universe of an antagonistic nature.â Some kind of battling for the fittest and the solid and fated are the main sure winner.The Ambrose Bierce story at Owl Creek Bridge is told by an outsider storyteller. For a straightforward explanation that a man who is dead can't portray his own death?â It says nothing to a greater degree a man named Peyton Fahrquhar, a grower from a regarded Alabama family; the creator even recognizes him as a noble man which befits his physical appearance.â Despite of the man’s depiction, the individual in the story appeared to pass on a point less demise giving weight on the character of naturalism to which man is insignificant as cited by the storyteller below:†¦Ã¢â‚¬Å"he  . . unique secessionist  †¦ gave toward the Southern reason. Conditions of an imperious nature, which it is superfluous to relate here, had . . . .armed force which had battled the grievous crusades †¦ (Bierce, 2004)Cynical, distrustful or taunting qualities is distinctively present along these lines,â€Å"To be hanged and drowned,† he thought, â€Å"that isn't so awful; however I don't wish to be shot. No; .. not be shot; that isn't fair.†(Bierce, 2004)The story managed more on the horrifying demise of an individual however it was more unmistakable than sentimental.â It is an undesirable method of passing on but then there is no motivation to stop it.The whole topic underneath is centered around somebody who has encountered a couple of seconds of life before death and another couple of seconds after dying.â His sp irit appeared to look and in a manner couldn't tell he is extremely dead. The tale of the life of Peyton is a bit by bit story about the incongruities of vicious passing, as though a man could record of his own withering which can be paraphrased:â€Å"To kick the bucket of hanging at the base of a stream! †the thought appeared to him outrageous. He opened his eyes in the obscurity †¦above him a glimmer of light, yet how blocked off! He was all the while sinking, for the light became fainter †¦.mere glimmer.†(Bierce, 2004)â€Å"His neck hurt frightfully; his mind was ablaze, his heart, †rippling faintly, gave an extraordinary jump, attempting to drive itself out at his mouth. His entire body was † wrenched with an intolerable anguish! â€Å"(Bierce) 2004.The two lines underneath were handily drawn by the creator and I should state that he has expertly given the most noteworthy trademark to the story by characterizing life and impersonating nature.à ¢ He utilizes the backwoods and trees, even the detail of a leaf and those that occupies itincluding the morning dewdrops.â He portrayed nature similarly as he depicts another life that will be unfolding.†¦Ã¢â‚¬ the woods on the bank of the stream †trees, the leave ,, veining of each leaf †he saw the very creepy crawlies †¦ noticed the kaleidoscopic hues in all the dewdrops †¦million pieces of turf. The † gnats that danced..the swirls . . . the beating of the mythical serpent flies' wings, the strokes †water arachnids' legs, similar to paddles which had lifted their vessel †all these made perceptible music.†(Bierce)2004.â€Å"A fish slid along underneath his eyes and he heard the surge of its body separating the water.†(Bierce) 2004.This brief sentence above nearly finished the story the writer needed to close, that demise has come and the sky could be so near.â As if portraying that the spirit came out from the eye and it moves through the waters.â Bierce in his couple of words had the option to depict a genuine circumstance which is one of the most intriguing quality of a naturalistic piecework.â â That the great beyond normally comes death.â€Å"Peyton Fahrquhar was dead; his body, with a wrecked neck, swung delicately from side †¦beneath the woods of the Owl Creek bridge.†(Bierce) 2004.Though the entire work is an abstract virtuoso, it leaves a sign of negativity with respect to the peruser. Negativity as in the character of the story was never given an opportunity. He was bound just in view of a condition that is outside the ability to control of the individual being told.â There was no expectation yet a fantasy or it could be genuine that the character’s soul rose above just to have the option to search for his adoration ones. Indeed, even in this scene we can see that there is a major division.â There is want to be with somebody but then the story underlines more on losing. Its pitiful piece is for a spectator to have a feeling that not all supplications are responded to and an earnest inquiry that should be posed †where is God for what reason did he permitted such fate?REFEENCES:Bierce,  2004 A. An Occurrence At Owl Creek Bridge [Electronic Version]. Recovered 24 September 2007 from