Charles Dana Gibson’s great appeal, as man and artist, was frankly romantic. The towering, blue-eyed illustrator was a notable lady’s man. His drawings mainly concerned the trials ...

Our regular columnist Molly Quell is thinking of love and whether the Dutch really know what that means. A recent post on The ...

At 37, Walter Stuempfig has earned a niche for himself as one of the nation’s foremost “romantic” painters (TIME, Dec. 12, 1949). The subject of much of his romanticism: the streets and ...

Describe the differences and connections between the baroque, rococo, neoclassic and romantic styles in art Give examples of painters and representative works in each style, and across styles Describe ...

As Art Nouveau spread, each country had its own version as their traditional motifs and craftsmanship blended into it. In the Nordic region, “Romantic Nationalism” or “National Romanticism ...

The nineteenth century saw numerous and important changes, artistically, politically, socially and technologically, and these will be contextualized through the themes of Romanticism and Modernism.