The Romantic Era was a time of contradictions. In many ways it was a reaction against the Enlightenment and the Industrial Era. The new ideas of the Romantic Era were introspective and individualistic. They were nature-loving and nostalgic. They idealized the past, specifically the Medieval era. These artists sought to evoke a feeling, they used drama, subjective and creative, to construct a mood.
The following lists artists and writers of the Romantic Era:
Edvard Munch - love and angst
Call number: 759.81 MUNCH
Turner : the extraordinary life and momentous times of J.M.W. Turner
Moyle, Franny.
Call number: 759.2 TURNER, J. MOYLE
Why the romantics matter
Gay, Peter, 1923-
Call number: 700.4145 GAY
The romantic revolution : a history
Blanning, T. C. W.
Call number: 940.28 BLANNING
Romanticism
Call number: 820.9 R759
The great romantics : selected poems : Lord Byron, Percy Bysshe Shelley, John Keats.
Call number: 821.08 G7863
Old man Goya
Blackburn, Julia.
Call number: 759.6 GOYA, F. BLACKBUR 2003
The self as mind : vision and identity in Wordsworth, Coleridge, and Keats
Rzepka, Charles J.
Call number: 820.91 R999s
The symbolic imagination : Coleridge and the romantic tradition
Barth, J. Robert.
Call number: 821 C693zb16
The art of William Blake.
Blunt, Anthony, 1907-1983.
Call number: 759.2 B636b
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