Nineteenth video about the Romantic Art serie. Any doubt? Send me a message. Asura Gallery: http://asuragallery.blogspot.com/ Historia del Arte: http://anamurahistoriadelarte.blogspot.com/ Romanticism is born in XIX century. It is about the manifestation of feelings and sensations through art. It began in literature by the ideas of Goethe, Rousseau and Hegel. Ideals as revolution, nationalism, freedom, independence are the pillars of the romantic thinking. Historicism, coming back to the old forms, but reinterpreting it. Dramatic emotions, the sublime and ruins. Nostalgia for the past. Painting was very developed in Romanticism. Great imagination, theme of the Middle Ages, legends from the north and national legends. Exotism, ruins, sublime landscapes, monsters, fantasy, dramatism are some of the characteristics. Troubadour Style: magical and aesthetic interpretation of the Middle Ages. Themes of Ossian, Dante and also Homer. Henri Revoil: the Tournament Ingres: Dream of Ossian, Death of Leonardo, Raphael and the Fornarina, Paolo e Francesca Nazarenes: group of artists from the academy of Vienna that didn’t follow the classical ideas of Winckelmann. Inspired in romantic german literature, they are installed in Rome. They wanted to paint as the italian painters of XV century. They are reunited in the convent of Saint Isidro in Rome, and they are followers of Saint Luca (Lukasbund, Saint Luca’s Brotherhood). Interest for Dürer in all Germany. Johann Friedrich Overbeck: Self-portrait, Italia and Germania, Incredulity of Saint Thomas, Portrait of Pforr Franz Pforr: Self-portrait, Rudolph of Habsburg and the priest, Entrance of Rudolph of Habsburg in Basilea Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld: Clara Bianca von Quandt, Six Battle in the Island of Lipadusa, Siegfried dead by Hagen Peter Cornelius: he worked in Bartholdy House. Final Judgement, Jose and the Pharaoh, Jose recognized by his brothers, Sketch of Four Apocalypse Riders, Ten Virgins Casino Massimo in Rome: this is a building where they painted frescoes from italian poetry, like Dante, Ariosto and Tasso. By Joseph Anton Koch are Dante and Virgil, Soul ship, and Hell. By Carolsfeld are Army of Charlemagne, and Angelica and Medoro. By Joseph Ritter von Führich are Odoardo and Armida. Führich also painted Jacob and Raquel Schadow: Pietas and Vanitas Philipp Veit: Dante and Beatrice German Hernández Amores: follower. Travel of the Virgin to Ephesus Purists: italians that tried to reestablish the national identity in Italy. Tommaso Minardi: Self-portrait, Diogenes, Vision of Henry the Navigator, Destruction of the Temple Giuseppe Sciuti: Basilica della Collegiata in Catania Pre-Raphaelites: a group of young painters that wanted to paint as the italians of XV century, before Raphael. They imitated medieval techniques perfectly. It is formed in London, in victorian age. Beginning of femme fatale in some of the paintings. Influenced by Shakespeare. William Hodman Hunt: Claudio and Isabella, Mercenary shepherd, Scapegoat, Shadow of death, Lost and found child John Everett Millais: Leaves of autumn, Coming back of the dove to the ark, Workshop of the carpenter, Ophelia, Blind child Elizabeth Eleanor Siddal: she appeared as model in many paintings, as the Ophelia of Millais and many paintings by Dante Gabriel Rosetti. Clerk Saunders, 2 portraits by Dante Gabriel Rosetti Dante Gabriel Rosetti: Self-portrait, Adolescence of the Virgin, Ecce Ancilla Domine, Dream of Dante, Concert in the meadow, Astarte syriac Arthur Hughes: Love of april, Long Engagement, Ophelia, Lady of Shalott Ford Madox Brown: Goodbye to England, Seeds and fruits of english poetry, Work, Lavatory Edward Burne-Jones: Portrait of Georgina Bane-Jones, Laus Veneris, Pygmalion (3) Orientalism: painters who stereotyped arab and eastern cultures. Jean-Léon Gérôme: Death of Caesar, Christian martyrs, Napoleon and his generals in Egypt, Napoleon and the Spynx, Market of slaves, Baths of the Harem, Snake charmer Others: Perfumist by Rudolf Ernst, Corner of the garden of the harem by Alberto Pasini, Pearl of merchant by Alfredo Valenzuela Puelma, Reception of ambassadors in Damascus by Anonymous Biedermeier: reaction against the conservative bourgeoisie, scenes of sarcasm and parody. Library mouse by Carl Spitzweg, Surprised lovers by Georg Waldmüller, Sad new by Peter Fendi, and Franz Liszt at the piano by Josef Danhauser Music: Symphony N. 5, First Movement by Beethoven Photos taken in Google images. No copyright infringement intended. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E7gLxWmbtz4