Works of Art of the Romantic Period

world (Romanticism). It was defined by literature, and extended roughly from 1770 to 1870, but even later for music and painting.

Romanticism was a movement that emphasized emotion, the individual, and freedom from rules about art. The early romantic period is often considered to coincide with what is called the "age of revolution." During this time there was the American Revolution (1676) and the French Revolution (1789), and the Industrial Revolution was just beginning. This revolutionary energy was at the core of Romanticism. Romantic artists gave greater attention to capturing the sensual side of nature, and many Romantic paintings are landscape paintings.

"Neopolitan Fisher Girls, Surprised, Bathing in Moonlight"

Naturalistic and Abstract form and space, muted colors, loose wash

This painting invokes a feeling of what is going on, rather than being able to see the action

This painting plays on the viewers percep

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