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Revolution in the Arts Sec 8.4. Romanticism 1800-1860’s Reaction against the Enlightenment Shows emotion The supernatural Imagination Heros Horror/ gothic.

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1 Revolution in the Arts Sec 8.4

2 Romanticism 1800-1860’s Reaction against the Enlightenment Shows emotion The supernatural Imagination Heros Horror/ gothic Middle class appeal

3 Romanticism Literature – Mary Shelly (Frankenstein) – Victor Hugo (Les Miserable, Hunchback of Notre Dame) – Grimm Brothers (folk tales) – Byron, Shelley, Keats (love poems) – Emily Bronte (Wuthering Heights) Music – Beethoven – Chopin

4 Realism 1860-1900 Against Romanticism Working class Industrialization Show real life

5 Realism Literature – Bolzac (Human Comedy) – Charles Dickens (Oliver Twist) Photography – Art of the new industrial age

6 Impressionism 1880-1900 Against realism Give impressionism Use light color New urban society

7 Impressionism Monet (water lilies) Degas (ballet dancers) Renoir (women & children)

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