Romanticism: c. 1750-1890 Romanticism was part of a larger 19th-century art movement, including literature and architecture, as well as painting, that began in Britain in the mid-18th century.

The nineteenth century saw numerous and important changes, artistically, politically, socially and technologically, and these will be contextualized through the themes of Romanticism and Modernism.

This question confronted architects and theorists in the 19th century, just as the Age of Enlightenment began to fade into Romanticism. Several weeks ago, we looked at the architecture of George ...

Romanticism describes the era of the 19th century in which artists and poets strove for individuality and originality instead of conformity. Romantics rejected the traditional aesthetic values of ...

In the 19th century Sintra became the first centre of European Romantic architecture. Ferdinand II turned a ruined monastery into a castle where this new sensitivity was displayed in the use of Gothic ...

This book is a life of Jules Verne (the first in English) and an analysis of the romantic-scientific viewpoint of the 19th Century. Industrious Jules Verne was a perfect exponent of that viewpoint.

The same impulses that energized abolition and labor activism in the 1830s and 1840s produced a set of reformers in subsequent decades more interested in inward or individually oriented ideas, often ...

Both the timing of the show and its location—the museum is a fine example of Gothic Revival architecture ... 19th-century dress within the context of social and art history of the Romantic ...

STARKVILLE, Miss.—Mississippi State’s School of Architecture is hosting “Mississippi African American Churches, 19th Century to 1920” through Sept. 27 on the Starkville campus. Located in McNeel ...

The nineteenth century saw numerous and important changes, artistically, politically, socially and technologically, and these will be contextualized through the tentpole themes of Romanticism and ...