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1 Romanticism 1798 - 1832 Casper David Friedrich, “The Wanderer Above the Sea of Fog”

2 Romanticism valued emotion, imagination, and Nature Casper David Friedrich, “Two Men Contemplating the Moon”

3 The Industrial Revolution: Modern science and technology led to the growth of factories. George Robertson, “Nat-Y-Glo Ironworks, Wales”

4 John Constable “Salisbury Cathedral”

5 Romantic writers glorified Nature and celebrated the ordinary lives of common people. They saw the beautiful in the simple.

6 Romantic writers viewed Nature as spontaneous and active. J.M. Turner, “Dutch Boats in a Gale”

7 Romanticism stressed the importance of the individual’s subjective experience Samuel Palmer, “The Curfew”

8 French Revolution

9 George Gordon, Lord Byron Percy Shelley

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