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not a style, denotes content "sehnsuent" or longing, the basis of Romanticism 2 views: open window (man adoring nature) and the storm-tossed boat (nature vs. man) desire to control nature; picturesque to impose artifice on landscape
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picturesque often have elements that break away; fragmented, disjointed landscape is a flat expanse but clouds have psychology
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Turner Rain, Steam, and Speed 1843 comment on advance of technology tiny boat juxtaposed to surging train
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Constable Wivenhoe Park 1816 nature seems ungraspable, transitory, always changing highly structured realism > imagination rhapsodically involved and enchanted by nature
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Constable The White Horse 1819 structure arises from light interactions entaglement of surface texture
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Constable Salisbury Cathedral 1826 figures aren't fascinating complicated surfaces that catch light and have own movement
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Gericault Raft of Medusa 1818 antique idea of a noble body sky reflects drama of scene Gericault: saw himself as 18th century Michelangelo
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