The 19th century’s most theatrical movement gave us stormy seascapes, brooding heroes, and the original main-character energy. Let’s set the scene. It’s the early 1800s. The Industrial Revolution is chugging along, turning everyone into soot-covered automatons, and a group of artists decides the correct response is to paint enormous, terrifying storms and weep openly about … Read More
Capes, Cliffs & Catastrophic Feelings: The Conclusive Guide to Romanticism Art
