Romantic Movement

The idea that the Athenaeum Club would bring thinkers together to counter the public trend toward sensationalism and trash aka Romantic Movement originated with John Wilson Croker.

American Connections James Burke 2007

The idea that the Athenaeum Club would bring thinkers together to counter the public trend toward sensationalism and trash aka Romantic Movement originated with John Wilson Croker.

American Connections James Burke 2007

Referencing the Romantic Movement in art and literature, the work attests to both the fear and longing nature inspires.

Bill Bush: The Place Is the Thing: This Artweek.LA (January 2, 2012) Bill Bush 2012

Referencing the Romantic Movement in art and literature, the work attests to both the fear and longing nature inspires.

Bill Bush: The Place Is the Thing: This Artweek.LA (January 2, 2012) Bill Bush 2012

Referencing the Romantic Movement in art and literature, the work attests to both the fear and longing nature inspires.

Bill Bush: The Place Is the Thing: This Artweek.LA (January 2, 2012) Bill Bush 2012

Referencing the Romantic Movement in art and literature, the work attests to both the fear and longing nature inspires.

Bill Bush: The Place Is the Thing: This Artweek.LA (January 2, 2012) Bill Bush 2012

The Romantic Movement with its emphasis on Nature was one of the reasons for this interest throughout the nineteenth century.

Flowers and Saint Thérèse of Lisieux 2009

The Romantic Movement in Germany led to ‘natural philosophers’ who felt that intuition was the best route to understanding, not cold empiricism.

Von Humboldt, Alexander 2009

Equally important work was done by thinkers exploring the consequences of the doctrines of the Incarnation and the Mystical Body of Christ, such as Johann Adam Möhler 1796-1838 and a myriad of anti-Enlightenment intellectuals and artists stirred by the Romantic Movement.

Catholic Social Thought: Europe 2008

The Hong Kong Ballet presents a work that dates to the height of the Romantic Movement, having premiered in Paris in 1841.

Time Off: Cultural Events Around Asia 2008