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Romanticism (1800-1850)
About Romanticism
Description of Romanticism
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Romantic Artists - 55
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About Romanticism
Description of Romanticism |
Romanticism
Born partly as a response to the growing industrialization of Europe, the social and political revolution in Napoleon’s France, and a reaction against the Neoclassical Style, Romanticism grew into prominence in the late 18th Century. Romanticism was as much a celebration of human individuality and emotions as it was a revolt against traditional social orders. Artists used tangible subjects such as the landscape around them to express their own individual thoughts and feelings. The closest
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Romanticism
Born partly as a response to the growing industrialization of Europe, the social and political revolution in Napoleon’s France, and a reaction against the Neoclassical Style, Romanticism grew into prominence in the late 18th Century. Romanticism was as much a celebration of human individuality and emotions as it was a revolt against traditional social orders. Artists used tangible subjects such as the landscape around them to express their own individual thoughts and feelings. The closest parallel to Romanticism in America are the Hudson River and Luminous Schools.
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Examples of Romanticism at Auction
Artists Associated with Romanticism — 55 artists:
Auction Houses that have sold Romantic works - 505
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Abbotts Auction Rooms
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Heathcote Ball
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