ARTS IN THE INDUSTRIAL AGE

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ARTS IN THE INDUSTRIAL AGE The Industrial Revolution Spreads 6-4

Romanticism Art based on Emotion reaction against Enlightenment glorified past naturalism cult of the hero rejection of middle- class

Music Ludwig Von Beethoven 9th symphony Peter Tchaikovsky 1812 Overture Richard Wagner- Ride of the Valkaries Fredric Chopin

Poetry John Keats-” Ode to a Grecian Urn” Lord Byron-Ozimandias Percy Shelley-celebrate rebellious heroes, passionate love, and the beauties of nature Mary Shelley-Frankenstein

Literature The Brothers Grim Johann Wolfgang von Goethe the Sorrows of Young Werther

Samuel Taylor Coleridge- The Rime of the Ancient Mariner The Gothic novel

Victor Hugo-Les Miserables/Hunchback ofNotre Dame George Sand- pen name of female writer-Amandine Aurore Dupin

Realism-portray life the way it really is Charles Dickens-Great Expectations Honore Balzac Gustave Flaubert-A Simple Heart Stephen Crane-Red Badge of Courage

Art James Whistler Winslow Homer Gustave Courbet everyday subjects everyday people

Impressionism-capturing a moment in time with thickly-applied daubs of paint photography Louis Daguerre

Painters Eduard Manet Claude Monet Edgar Degas Pierre Auguste Renoir Vincent Van Gogh