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THE ROMANTIC REVOLUTION IN CULTURE AND THE ARTS - Coggle Diagram
THE ROMANTIC REVOLUTION IN CULTURE AND THE ARTS
the revolutionary spirit
the romantic age
must begin
white the french revolution
this revolutionay sprint
took varous forms
political and social
revolution
america
and france
ideological recolution
revolt against all forms of authority
which conflicted whith human dignity
and fre choice
in particular,criticism of the social results
of the industrial revolution
also radicalism,anarchism,socialism,sexsual freedom
artistic revolution
against neoclassical rules
in favour of the free
expression of personal felling
romanticism versus neoclassicism
wherease romanticism
it was essentially dynamic
theory was consistent
with the ideas of
humam perfectibility by rousseau
need for a democratic society
and for an intimate relationship
between main and nature
the dynamic theory was
also reflected in the
idealitic philosophy of
immanuel kant
neoclassicism
is essentially static
the relation of painting to poetry
painting flourushed in britain
in the romantic age
landscape painting
bacame the major form
of artistic expression
john constable
landscape expressed moral sentiments
which an a printerg were interested in
problems of light shape colour
wiliam turner
landscarpes fall of light
and colour
william blake
immaginary landscapes or visionary
scenes
greatest visionary painter firts
great
he proveded illustions of his poems
the gothic revival
begun in the 18 th centruary
this tendency was
strengthened by the immense popularuty
of the novels of sir walter scott
gothic and tudor were to be
the truly christian stylse
and schools and colleges
were built of medieval buildings
made clear in 1834