Romanticism English III By Jake Shea Romantic Paintings This is a romantic painting by Nancy Burns and Robbert Price. The sole woman in the painting.

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Romanticism English III By Jake Shea

Romantic Paintings This is a romantic painting by Nancy Burns and Robbert Price. The sole woman in the painting exemplifies the romantic elements of individualism and the painters love of nature. It is a very peaceful painting. No Name Given

Nature These are two slides which depict the romantic element of love of nature. The garden is very romantic with animals carved out of nature: two natural elements in one. The forest painting shows a sole pink flower in the middle of the painting. This highlights love of nature again with the central focus on the flower without any unnatural, human made devices. Karen Clark ©1999 Hummingbirds Cattleya Orchid and Three Brazilian Heade, Martin Johnson 1871

Ludwig van Beethoven Beethoven is most well know for his composition of some of the most romantic concertos and sonnets ever composed. His style of music is considered to be very romantic due to its simplicity. This underlies the romantic elements of idealism and individualism. Piano concerto No.3 c Minor Sonata No.1 f Minor Click to learn more about Beethoven

Architecture Influenced by Romanticism This architecture is influenced by the desire to live like a king, or in this case like an emperor. This architecture is influenced by the desire to live like a king, or in this case like an emperor. The idea of living like a king is romantic and falls under the romantic element of the mysterious and idealistic. The idea of living like a king is romantic and falls under the romantic element of the mysterious and idealistic. Love of nature is used to add to this fantasy in adding the pond and exotic plants. Love of nature is used to add to this fantasy in adding the pond and exotic plants.

Image from a modern movie This picture shows a supernatural being in a movie called “Twin Peaks”. This picture shows a supernatural being in a movie called “Twin Peaks”. This underlies the romantic element of the mysterious and supernatural This underlies the romantic element of the mysterious and supernatural Aliens are a very mysterious topic and that is romantic Aliens are a very mysterious topic and that is romantic Buy “Twin Peaks” today or read a review

The Headless Horseman The Headless Horseman Pursuing Ichabod Crane The Headless Horseman Quidor, John ( ) 1858 This painting also signifies the romantic element which highlights the mysterious and supernatural. The Headless Horseman is a very mysterious person who we don’t know much about. The woods are also a mysterious place which highlights the painters love of nature.

Sleeping Beauty This painting is a romantic painting which uses ambiguity to make it mysterious, individualistic, and has a love of nature with the roses. All three of these elements are powerful and drive the meaning of the painting. Sleeping Beauty (1876) by Thomas Ralph Spence

The Pilgrim of the Cross at the End of His Journey The Pilgrim of the Cross at the End of His Journey In this painting, the romantic elements of the mysterious, individualism, and the supernatural are highlighted. The black clouds make the painting mysterious, and the cross in the sky add to this feature. There is an individual standing in the middle of the painting. The Pilgrim of the Cross at the End of His Journey Cole, Thomas 1849

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