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Art of the Romantic Period

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1 Art of the Romantic Period
European Romanticism American Romanticism

2 Liberty Leading the People Eugene Delacroix

3 The Wanderer Above Sea and Fog David Caspar Friedrich

4 The Haywain John Constable

5 A Man and a Woman Watching the Moon David Caspar Friedrich

6 Hudson River School of Painters
Led by Thomas Cole Painted landcapes of Hudson River Valley in New York Characteristics of the art correspond to the characteristics of the literature of the time

7 View on the Hudson G.L. Brown

8 Hudson River from Mrs. Masters’ School JF Cropsey

9 Afternoon on the Hudson WL Sonntag

10 Voyage of Life Thomas Cole

11 View from the Hudson TP Rossiter

12 Kindred Spirits TP Rossiter

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