Title: Romanticism | What is it, about, characteristics, history, stages, themes, causes, works
Headings: Romanticism
Romanticism
About romanticism
Origin
History
Countries in which it was developed
Stages
Objective
Romanticism in art
Romanticism in literature
Themes of romanticism
Causes
Consequences
Romanticism by country
England
Germany
France
Spain
Representatives
Works
Books
Importance

Content: Freedom of expression. It triggered the recognition of the human being as important, valuable and unique. It prioritized individuality. It united all cultures, and all people with tendencies rooted in art or creation. It exposed the reality that was tried to hide under the order and neutrality of the previous movements. Romanticism by country
England
The majority of the population of England did not feel very identified with classicism, so when it came to change the movement they were not overly opposed, adapting quickly thanks to this and adopting the ideals as their own. The works developed in England focused on landscapes and the importance of expressing emotions through them. Germany
Although in Germany the neoclassical culture and principles were rooted, a group of aesthetic-religious artists undertook the path towards romanticism, applying it to works of Nazarenes, showing a genuine and pure religious love based on Christianity. France
Neoclassicism was the cultural movement that identified the empire, so romanticism took a little time to reach that importance, when Napoleon fell the movement emerged among the shadows, pleasing the French population and inspiring them; after Napoleon, the first signs of romanticism that come to light had an historical and romantic air, however, was not a usual romance, those works reflected a romance on vacant land desperate, devastated and abandoned, so transmitting too much nostalgia to admire themselves when admired.