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- Celebrated the uniqueness of the individual.
- Sought to express  innermost feelings and passions in art.
- Deep appreciation for nature as a source of inspiration and renewal.
- Advocated for a return to rural life and a simpler, more authentic connection with nature.
- Influential poets - William Wordsworth, Lord Byron, P.B Shelley

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The Ancient of Days by William Blake (1794)

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The Ancient of Days by William Blake (1794)

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Blake believed God was the architect who created the world.
His inspiration for this art originated from the scientist's view of the world. He tried to depict and challenge the fact that most things could be investigated, categorized, explained, and measured from the scientific point of view.

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- The speaker seeks solace and inspiration in the natural world, desiring a return to a simpler/ pre-agricultural existence.
- The speaker experiences strong emotions such as joy, wonder and awe at nature. Uses this happy memory to combat feelings of loneliness/ isolation.
- Personifies daffodils, constructing nature as a living and dynamic force.

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The poem talks about how love can be so powerful and also dangerous. It also talks about how the human heart is special and secretive and that what it wants can be confusing. However if love is done “correctly” it can beautiful thing

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- Romanticism emphasised the individual, emotions, subjectivity and irrationality. It focuses on the beauties of nature, and the idea of emotion over reason. It encouraged a creative spirit within individuals and to reject formal rules and traditional procedures.

- It was a reaction against the 18th century enlightenment of rationality and logic. Romanticism rejects the ideas of order, rationality, calmness and idealisation

- Romanticism in English literature began in the 1790’s with the publication of of the ‘Lyrical Ballads’ by William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Wordsworths preface to ‘Lyrical Ballads’ in which he described poetry as the “spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings” started the English romantic movement in poetry.

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The Painting here shows that the french people have more respect for woman and they are also starting to develop more dangerous machinery. You can see the facial expressions and it shows the scared victory look.

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The focus of the romantic period was on emotions and imagination.  -Which showcases people feelings and experience’s -The ideas about were inspired through natures beauty -It also allowed the artist to express themselves -the poems often explored feelings towards nature-composers like Beethoven, Chopin and Wagner began to become very popular during this period-Many modern pieces carries-over elements of Romanticism in their themes  

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The focus of the romantic period was on emotions and imagination.  -Which showcases people feelings and experience’s -The ideas about were inspired through natures beauty -It also allowed the artist to express themselves -the poems often explored feelings towards nature-composers like Beethoven, Chopin and Wagner began to become very popular during this period-Many modern pieces carries-over elements of Romanticism in their themes  

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1770 - 1850

Started the English romantic period

Wordsworth’s poems were inspired by his walks through nature, forming an emotional contention to his surroundings and describing this in his poems.