HIST - Romanticism Flashcards
exalted individualism, subjectivism, irrationalism, imagination, and nature - emotions over reasons; first used by German poets to label a wider cultural movement
Romaticism
freedom of color takes precedence over sharply-defined forms; brushstrokes are less restrained resulting in somewhat “messy” outlines; often has visible brushstrokes
Painterly Style
usually painted with watercolor over prints to produce some highly imaginative and enigmatic works of art
William Blake
Boston-born American artist of the colonial period; famous for this portraits of important figures in colonial New England; innovative portraits that they tend to portray their subjects with artifacts
John Singleton Copley
French romanticist; revealed an interest in human psychology and a sense of revolt against political and social pressures
Theodor Gerricault
he often derived his subjects from masterworks of Western literature; paintings are characterized by large sweeps of color, lively patterns, and energetic figure groups
Eugene Delocroix
an English Romantic painter; known principally for his landscape paintings of Dedham Vale - the area surrounding his home: “Constable Country”
John Constable