Romanticism & Romantic Art
Resources on romanticism art and literature. The defining characteristics of Romantic painting are, as they are in Romantic literature, nationalism and the power of individual perception. The emergence of Romantic art as an important style came with the establishment of landscape painting in the 18th and 19th centuries. The notion of national spirit is embodied most clearly in the works of John Constable, an outstanding watercolorist who is considered one of the greatest painters of the era. The power of individual perception is most evident in the work of J.M.W. Turner, who, along with Constable, is considered the one of the two most important painters of the romantic period. The links included herein relate specifically to Romanticism and Romantic art.
John Constable
Gaze at John constable's paintings with this online gallery web site from the University of North Carolina.
Romanticism
Learn about Romanticism's characteristics with information provided by Nicolas Pioch at this site from the University of North Carolina.
University of Georgia, Athens: Romanticism
Read up on Romantic period's artists and works at this site dedicated to Romanticism from the University of Georgia.
WNET.org: German Romanticism
Learn about 18th-and 19th-century German writers, poets, and painters and their works at this site dedicate to German Romanticism.



