Art in the 19th century

(Painting) They represent the living conditions of the different social groups.

• Romanticism
• Revival
• Pre-raphaelites
• Realism

(Painting) Nature is represented in turbulented landscapes

• Realism
• Romanticism
• Academic Style
• Pre-raphaelites

(Architecture). This style copies artistic styles from the past, but using new materials and achieving new dimensions.

• Iron and glass architecture
• Art Nouveau
• Revivals
• Eclectic Style

What are the new materials used in architecture?

• Adobe and bricks
• Round arch
• Cut stone
• Iron and glass

(Architecture). They used the new materials for industrial buildings, bridges, train stations...

• Art Nouveau
• Revivals
• Iron and glass architecture
• Eclectic style

(Architecture), This architectonic style represents the tastes of the bourgeoisie. It is also very decorative. It appeared at the end of the 19th century.

• Art Nouveau
• Eclectic Style
• Revival
• Iron and Glass architecture

(Architecture) This style mixes characteristics of different artistic styles in the same building.

• Revival
• Iron and Glass architecture
• Eclectic Style
• Art nouveau

(Painting). Intense feelings and exotic topics are usually represented.

• Pre-raphaelite
• Romanticism
• Realism
• Academic style

(Painting). This artistic style has a great technique and quality because was learned in the oficial academies.

• Romanticism
• Realism
• Pre-raphelites
• Academic Style

(Painting) They represent in a realistic way the hard living conditions of proletarians.

• Romanticism
• Realism
• Pre-raphaelites
• Academic style