Romanticism
What is Romanticism?
Romanticism was an intellectual, artistic, and literary movement at the end of the 1700s that emphasized expression and emotions
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●Romantic poetry expressed one of the most essential aspects of romanticism, which is...
its love of nature.
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What is realism?
realism is a depiction of nature or contemporary life that is exact, detailed, and unembellished. This view was expressed after 1850.
What is its origin?
This movement was a response to both the Industrial Revolution and the Enlightenment movement.
●The Enlightenment was the age of ________, while Romanticism was focused on human ________.
●The Enlightenment was the age of reason, while Romanticism was focused on human emotion.
Many Literature arts were inspired by romantic interests from the past.
Name some of these famous people...
hint: my heart leaps was written by...
William Wordsworth, George Gordon Byron, Percy Bysshe Shelley, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, William Blake, and John Keats
What led to the ever-growing belief in science?
general answer: improvements in people's lives
What type of realism was used by realist artists to depict regular people's daily lives and the natural world.
Photographic realism
Explain how did it spread...
Romanticism originated in Europe and spread throughout the United States as well. In response to the changes around them, people expressed their opinions through ar
Who was a prominent French romantic artist that was best known for his paintings?
hint: “Virgin of the Sacred Heart”
Eugène Delacroix
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During the older times, only the educated elite had an interest in scientific matters; however, that changed with the arrival of the ________ Revolution
Industrial
He was the most well-known of the realist school's artists. He was fond of depicting images from everyday life...
Gustave Courbet!
Name at least 4 of the characteristics of Romanticism
1. Glorification of Nature
2. Individualism
3. Aesthetics and Beauty
4. Artistic Creativity and Imagination
5. Acceptance of Emotions
6. Nationalism, Revolution, and Democracy
Who quoted:
“Music is a higher revelation than all wisdom and philosophy.”
hint: He used broad strokes of sound to express his feelings through the piece, creating a new era for classical music
Ludwig Van Beethoven
What type of literature arose from a desire for the unusual and unexpected.
hint: They investigated their dreams and nightmares
Gothic
Who was responsible for promoting the idea that humans are organic beings, part of the natural world
Darwin!
He became a huge success with novels that showed the realities of life for the lower and middle classes in the early Industrial Age. Novels such as Oliver Twist and David Copperfield created a vivid picture of the brutal life of London's poor.
Charles Dickens