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    Annotated Mona Lisa Essay

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    My selected style is Romanticism, this style is more based on the artist emotion, feelings, and passion. According to the book “The Annotated Mona Lisa” both writers and artist chose emotion and intuition over rational objectivity. Violent scenes, nude scenes, and scenes where there is chaos are some examples of a Romanticism painting. In some of the Romanticism painting’s you could notice the colors are unrestrained, deep, and have rich shades, the techniques used are quick brushstrokes, strong…

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    literary writing. Poe known for Romanticism, and Whitman known for Transcendentalism leading into Realism. While their writings held similarities such as reverence for nature and the individual, Poe focused more on an escapism world for his readers rather than Whitman, who focused on the details of everyday and urban life. These two authors exemplify the major shift in national thinking during the 19th century, exiting the 18th century and entering the 20th. Romanticism emerged mainly as a…

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    The book I will be reviewing is The Romantic Revolution by Tim Blanning. The word revolution is used a lot in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. it is used to express awareness of the changes that is occurring. Revolutions such as the French, American Revolution and industrial revolution have had a major impact on the world we have today. These revolutions have secured freedom and independence. Blanning tells the history of a cultural transformation that took place around the nineteenth…

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    exploring the romantic period in general, as well as the composer Edvard Greig and his piece: In the Hall of the Mountain King. Later on this essay will be critically analysing: 1. The Romantic period and its styles of music. 2. The importance of Romanticism in the history of music 3. Discussing the Inquiry Questions (factual, debatable, conceptual concepts) 4. The introduction of the musician I have chosen and why 5. My chosen piece using specific music vocabulary (referring to YouTube…

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    classified as a romantic tragedy and historical fiction, which is Romanticism for this novel. Even though the story is more of a tragedy, the romantic elements are littered throughout the story, which is why some people consider the novel a romance. The romantic genre could mean two different types of romance, a love story, or Romanticism, a movement in art and literature during the eighteenth century, in which the novel includes both. Romanticism is focused on nature, emotion, and metaphysics…

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    The Birthmark Essay

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    There is an unlimited about of thoughts pondering around as Hawthorne expresses his ideals of Dark Romanticism throughout “The Birthmark”. Yet there is still some questions of how Hawthorne’s short story is connected with Dark Romanticism. According to the facts found Dark Romantics believe in the goodness of humans, but they are still prone to sin or self-destruction. It is to say that one could be exemplified as a tragic hero only because of their own mistakes and the psychological effects…

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    metaphors and descriptive imagery to give vast, inspiring meaning to their works, which usually encompassed topics such as love, life and belonging. To describe the beauty of this time period, French poet Charles Baudelaire stated, "to say the word Romanticism is to say modern art -- that is, intimacy, spirituality,…

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    This is unsurprising as Shelley lived and wrote during the Romantic Era. The book had more of these characteristics present that that of the Gothic style. To determine this, one must know what defined Romanticism in writing. Romanticism was characterized by its emphasis on emotion, individualism, the glorification and celebration of nature and its beauty, intense positive emotions such as happiness and awe, and individuality. A passion for human emotion was often present…

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    Washington Irving

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    Author Washington Irving who is considered one of the Great American authors, wrote during the romanticism period. Particularly, in his work titled “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” written in 1819 we can see evidence of the characteristics, themes and style identified with the romanticism movement which was extant in American letters between 1800 and 1850. As a representative of such a movement, Washington Irving then remains one of the most identifiable and iconic writers of his time. Washington…

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    Romanticism is one of those things that everyone should know about, but most people do not. “Romanticism is a movement in the arts and literature that originated in the late 18th century, emphasizing inspiration, subjectivity, and the primacy of the individual.” - Google. Knowing the true definition of Romanticism is crucial to reading. The Devil and Tom Walker (page 151), Thanatopsis (page 166), and from Song of Myself (page 316), are all three staggering poems/short stories that show…

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