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ROMANTIC AGE

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ROMANTICISM • Expression of personal (subjectivism)

• Self-Analysis—positive and in particular more negative aspects, dreams, etc.

• Not for the masses but for the artist, which cuts into the profit margin

• Internal wallowing in self

• Love of the fantastic and exotic

• Interest in nature

• Yearning for the good old days of the past—a kinder/gentler world

• Nationalism and political commitment (Greece, Italy, Germany, France, America)

• Erotic love and eternal feminine

• Anti-classical

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ROMANTIC AGE

• Time of philosophical ferment: Darwin, Hegel, and Marx

• Radical changes in society: railroads became the Roman roads

• Science: Darwin, Mendel

• Social unrest due to the Industrial Revolution

• Individualism/liberalism in art, politics, and in life (carried over from Renaissance and Reformation

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Stubbs Lion Attacking a Horse1770

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Fuseli The Nightmare 1781

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Fuseli Nightmare

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BlakeThe Ancient of Days

1794

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MilletThe Sower

1850

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Goya Execution of the Madrilenos on May 3, 1808 1814

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Goya The Family of Charles IV 1800

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Goya The Clothed Maja

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Goya The Nude Maja

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Goya Saturn Devouring One of His Children

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Goya The Withes’ Sabbath

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Constable Hay Wain 1821

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Constable Salisbury Cathedral

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Constable The Ferry and the White Horse

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Gericault Raft of the Medusa 1818

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Delacroix The Death of Sardanapalus 1826

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Delacroix Liberty Leading the People

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Turner The Slave Ship 1840

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Turner Venice

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Turner The Fighting Temeraire 1838

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Turner The Grand Canal

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Turner The Burning of Parliament

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Turner The Burning of Parliament

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Turner

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Turner

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Turner

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Turner Sunrise at Norham Castle

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Houses of Parliament

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Central Park, NY (overview)

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Central Park, NY

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Music in the Romantic age

• Beethoven—1770-1827Ninth Symphony—statement about universal

brotherhood (Berlin Wall 11/10) See Immortal Beloved

Pathetique—statement against the fates and predeterminism.

Eroica—pro and anti Napoleonic • Schumann Traumeri• Moussorgsky• Dvorak

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Literature of the Romantic Age

• Dickens

• Wordsworth

• Hugo

• Tolstoy

• Edgar Allan Poe

• Emerson

• Thoreau

• Whitman

• Emily Dickinson

• Hawthorne

• Melville

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