1. An introduction and exploration of notable works
Romanticism
An introduction and exploration of notable works

2. What makes you feel emotion?

3. ROMANTICISM Liberalism C L R N S F Artists, Authors, & Poets Beauty
Social Class(es):
Buzzwords
Mixes Well With
Doesn’t Play Well With
Proponent(s)
Document(s)
Artists, Authors, & Poets
Beauty
Nostalgia
Nature
Enlightenment
Conservatism (Backward Looking)
Nationalism (It’s Just Beautiful)
Liberalism
William Blake (Poet)
Eugène Delacroix (Artist)
The Sorrows of Young Werther
Frankenstein Blake’s Poetry C L R N S F

4. Trends Subjects often rejected or misunderstood by society
Individualism
Heroic acts
Gothic Literature
Love of nature
Pantheism (sort of opposite of Deism)
Critical of Science

5. Caspar David Friederich
Likes the moon
Liked to paint people from the back with focus on scene (this is Mr. Edsall’s analysis)

10. Joseph Malford William Turner (1775-1851)
Did not focus on accuracy
Objects melt into surroundings

17. Eugéne Delacroix (1798-1863) Passion for color
“a painting should be a feast to the eye”