HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF ROMANTICISM AND REALISM

Also known as William Turner

• J.M.W Turner

• M.J.W Turner

• W.W.E Turner

• W.M.J Turner

is an artistic movement that emerged at the end of the 1700s as a reaction to the ideas of the Enlightenment

• Literature

• Romantic

• Romanticism

• Realism

An english painter, printmaker and poet, Born November 28, 1757,

• Francisco Goya

• John Constable

• Eugene Delacroix

• William Blake

Sometimes called naturalism, in the arts.

• Naturalist

• Realistic

• Realism

• Natural

His most famous works include “Dedham Vale,” “The Hay Wain,” and “Wivenhoe Park.”

• Francisco Goya

• John Constable

• Caspar David Friedrich

• Thomas Cowperthwait Eakins

• Adolph Von Menzel

Best known for demonstrating scenes from the life of Frederick the Great.

• Rudolf the red nose

• Adolph Von Menzel

• Thomas Cowperthwait Eakins

• Honore-Victorin Daumier

He is credited for introducing “the (a)   to the American art studio” and for being an influential art teacher.

Albert Bierstadt was not the (a)   to paint the locations, he was the most prolific for the rest of the nineteenth century

Jean-Auguste-Dominique was recognized by _____ _____ with his infamous “The Vow of Louis XIII”

(a)  

REALISM IN ARTS AND (a)