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Romanticism

A 19th-century movement that emphasized individual emotion, imagination, and the sublime in nature, often as a reaction against Enlightenment rationalism and the disruptions of industrialization.

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Théodore Géricault1791–1824French6 works5 institutions32 exhibitions
Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres1780–1867French3 works2 institutions32 exhibitions
Joseph Mallord William Turner1775–1851British5,254 works4 institutions27 exhibitions
Eugène Delacroix1798–1863French27 works6 institutions14 exhibitions
Benjamin West1738–1820American6 works3 institutions13 exhibitions
Thomas Lawrence1769–1830British3 works2 institutions11 exhibitions
William Blake1757–1827British3 works2 institutions11 exhibitions
John Constable1776–1837British4 works2 institutions4 exhibitions
Francisco Goya1746–1828Spanish52 works3 institutions
Sir Henry Raeburn1756–1823Scottish5 works1 institution
Gustave Doré1832–1883French3 works3 institutions
Otto Scholderer1834–1902German2 works1 institution
Andreas Achenbach1815–1910Prussian1 work1 institution
John Trumbull1756–1843American1 work1 institution