1. Romanticism
... going on all over Europe. But the wars of Napoleon stopped this, and the unemployment spread fast all over England, this made the authorities fearing a French revolution. This made people hunger for new and better times, they wanted something to belive in and hold on to through the bad times. They wanted someone to tell them that the nation could rise ... everything would be as before (if not better). A new -ism was born: the romanticism. The romanticism showed in poetry, drama, painting, sculpture, all forms of concert music and ballet. The artist thought that God was everywhere, in ev...
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