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1 Intro to Romanticism Objective 28: The student will demonstrate understanding by examining the characteristics of romanticism

2 What is your idea of “Romantic”?

3 Romantic vs Romanticism

4 Some Characteristics of Romanticism Emotion Love of nature Freedom from “rules” Supernatural Individualism Religion Patriotism/Nationalism Exoticism

5 Historical Background 1800s Some say it lasted until World War I (1914) Some things happening at that time: – Industrial Revolution Eiffel Tower built in 1889 – Imperialism (Europeans control parts of Africa and Asia, such as British control of India) – Marx invents Communism (1848) – “Copycat revolutions” of 1848 throughout Europe – Nationalism/Unification of Italy and Germany – American Civil War

6 Emotion- Delacroix Goya

7 Nationalism - Liberty Leading the People

8 Love of Nature John Constable

9 Religious and Exotic themes Paul Gauguin

10 Break up into groups Each group will be assigned a characteristic The posters must have the characteristic and images that represent that characteristic.

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