This document provides information about the Romantic period in art history, including key artists and characteristics. It discusses how Romantic artists emphasized emotion and imagination over reason, and how they drew inspiration from nature, ordinary people, and themes of individualism. Examples are given of iconic artworks from Romantic artists like Delacroix, Géricault, and Millet that conveyed intense feelings through their subject matter and style. The document also summarizes how Romanticism influenced later art movements such as Impressionism, Expressionism, Cubism, and more by prioritizing self-expression, originality, and artistic freedom.

1. RECAL
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2. What is the
topic last time?

3. Neoclassical
Period

4. Who are the
representatives of
this period?

5. Jacques Louis Davis
Jean Dominique
Ingris

6. What the do you call
this style of play with
light and dark?

7. Chiaroscuro

8. Give the two
artworks they
have made.

9. His admiration to
this Emperor that
is why it is one of
his subject in his
painting, who is
this artist?

10. What is the
central figure of
Jacques' painting?

12. Objectives:
a. to identify the elements and
art principles used during the
Romantic Period;
b. reflect on the concepts and
ideas have just been
introduced; and
c. create artwork applying one
of the art movements.

13. What are the elements and
art principles used during
Romantic period?

14. Francisco Jose de
Goya y Lucientes
(1746-1828)-
Spanish Artist
One of the greatest
artist in Spain.
Tutored by a famous art
teacher of Spain named
Luzan Saragoza.
He continued his art
studies in Rome, which
made him a master
artist.

15. He became the official painter of the royal court of King
Charles IV when he went back to Spain. Goya became
deaf due to an unknown illness during his midlife. As he
grew old, he became aloft and very critical of the social
and political events of his time. It was also noticeable
that his paintings became "dark and pessimistic." His
artistic works during this time included images of ghosts
and witches. He died in 1828. He remained famous in
the art world because of his ability to read human
character and effectively portray that character on his
canvass.

16. The Third of May

17. Goya effectively portrayed emotions of disappointment
and disgust over the killings of ordinary Spaniards by
French soldiers in his painting "The Third of May".

18. The colors he used suggest strong aversion, cold
carnage, and nauseating horror.

19. Isabel
As a court
painter, Goya
successfully
portrayed
Queen Isabel's
dignified
elegance and
composure.

20. Romantic Period

21. originally referred to
something
"romance-like," This
means one that
resembles the
strange and fanciful
character of

22. on the other hand,
is a movement in
art and literature
during the late 18th
and 19th centuries.
It is worthy to note
that the Romantic
Movement in arts

23. What are the ideas, moods,
and messages that are
conveyed by the artworks of
the Romantic period?

24. Romantic period were
expressive of intense
feelings. The artists
were highly
imaginative and
emotional. Their
works had a kind of

25. During the 18th
century, feelings or
emotion began to be
considered more
important than
reason. This was
shown in other forms
of art like literature.

26. In addition to
reasons, feelings and
imagination began to
be strongly reflected
in the visual arts.

27. What are the influences of
the Romantic Movement on
the succeeding art
movements?

28. 1. The Romantic Movement
affected the moral, social,
and political life of the
Europeans and Americans
for almost half a century
(1800-1850). It became the
visual, musical, and literary
expression of man's basic
rights and his exercise of
freedom.

29. 2. The Romantic Movement
contributed in the
development of nationalistic
pride. It was used as a way
of expressing the
superiority of the senses
and emotions over reason
and intellect.

30. 3. Romanticism highly
influenced the next form of
art. A line can be traced
from Englishman
watercolorist John
Constable through the
Barbizon school to
Impressionism.

31. 4. A more direct influence of
Romanticism was
Symbolism, which had
refined of
intensified the romantic
characteristics of
highlighting emotions,
imagination.
and dreamlike qualities.

32. 5. Romanticism continues
to influence the 20th
century Expressionism and
Surrealism. This is shown in
Romanticism's basic
principles of originality, self-
expression, and artistic
freedom.

33. How did the artists during
the Romantic period
contribute to the evolution
of various forms of art?

34. Elements
of
Romantic
Art That
Stretched
Influences
Barbizon
School of Art
(1830s-1860)
Impressionis
m (1870s-
1890s)
Modernism
(1940s-
1970s)
Elements of
Romantic Art That
Stretched Influences
Elements of
Romantic Art That
Stretched Influences

35. What are the influences of
iconic artists belonging to
the Neoclassic and
Romantic periods to the
evolution of various forms
of art (Expressionism,
Cubism, 3D and installation
Art)?

36. Elements
of
Romantic
Art That
Stretched
Influences
Expresionism
(1890s-
1930's)
Cubism
(1910-1960s)
3D and
Installation
(1920s-to
present)
Elements of
Romantic Art That
Stretched Influences
Elements of
Romantic Art That
Stretched Influences

37. Who are the artists that
best represent the
Romantic period? How did
they use their artwork to
derive the traditions/history
of their culture (landscapes
images of people at work
and play, portrait studies,
etc.)?

38. Eugene Ferdinand Victor Delacroix (1798-1863),
French

39. Liberty Leading
the People
To achieve his purpose, what Delacroix loved to
paint?
To point the noble and courageous actuation of
man, what delacroix used?

40. Théodore Géricault (1791-1824)

41. Raft of the Medusa

42. Jean François Millet

43. The Man with the Hoe

44. The Gleaner Women

45. J. M. W. Turner

46. Neopolitan Fisher Firls, Surprised, Bathing
in Moonlight

47. What is the difference
between the arts of the
Neoclassic and Romantic
periods?

48. Summary of Romanticism
The artists emphasized that sense
and emotions - not simply reason
and order - were equally important
means of understanding and
experiencing the world.
Romanticism celebrated the
individual imagination and intuition
in the enduring search for
individual rights and liberty.

49. Choose among:
Abstraction
Cubism
And draw it to a 1 short
coupon bond work with your
partner.