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Art history

the late eighteenth and early nineteenth-century movement that put individual feeling, imagination and nature above classical rules.

In art history, Romanticism refers to the late eighteenth and early nineteenth-century movement that put individual feeling, imagination and nature above classical rules. This meaning comes from Honour (1979) in Romanticism.[1]

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References

Honour, H. (1979). Romanticism. Allen Lane. ISBN 9780064333368

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