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Romanticism Introduction

Comparison of Issues Control, Rules, Structure vs. Freedom, Experimentation, Meaning Surface Meaning vs Depth Conscious vs Unconscious (subconscious) Right Brain vs Left Brain Aesthetics of “Delight and Instruct” vs “Insights to the Mind and Heart” Passion and Emotion vs Objectivity

Core Concepts Setting: Mid 19th century peak, particularly strong in France but spreads quickly throughout Europe and to a lesser degree, the US Attitude: On one hand it is a similar idea to Neoclassicism in that it sought to create a certain atmosphere (idealism) as a remedy to modern life, yet it is opposed to Neoclassicism in all of its indications Focus: exuberant life, individualized experience, spirit of revolution (France,1848) drama, exotica, complexity/dualisms (Napoleon), nature

Gericault, Raft of the Medusa

Delacroix, Liberty Leading the People

Gros, Napoleon Visiting the Plague-stricken at Jaffra

West, Death of General West

Fuseli, The Nightmare

Turner, The Slave Ship

Nash, Royal Pavilion at Brighton

Garnier, Opera House, Paris