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Realism
Romanticism
Rebelled against
Enlightenment’s
emphasis on reason
Wanted to inspire deep
emotions
An age of passion,
rebellion, individuality,
imagination, intuition,
idealism, and creativity.
Nature in the raw, wild
state
Romanticism
From the late 18th Century to
the mid 19th Century.
The Romantic hero (tragic hero)
is a literary archetype
referring to a character that
rejects established norms and
conventions, has been rejected
by society, and has the self as
the center of his or her own
existence.
ART: “Hannibal and His Army
Crossing the Alps”; JMW Turner
Realism
Attempted to present
the world as it was
Lacked the sentiment
and emotion of
romanticism
Looked at harsh side of
life which they wanted
to improve
Realism
1850 to WWII
ART: Realism,
French, Jean-
Francois Millet,
1814-1875, "The
Gleaners," 1857
Authors
Alexander Dumas vs. Charles Dickens