The Edinburgh companion to romanticism and the arts /
"From the birth of the museum to the explosion of mass-produced illustrated books, the Romantic period (c. 1770-1840) was a moment of rapid change and fruitful experimentation in the fields of art and literature alike. New advances in print production encouraged a wider range of readers to enga...
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Edinburgh :
Edinburgh University Press,
[2023]
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| Σειρά: | Edinburgh companions to literature and the humanities.
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| Διαθέσιμο Online: | https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.3366/j.ctv32vqm0g |
Πίνακας περιεχομένων:
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Illustrations
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- Part I Perspectives
- 1 'The happiest vehicles of antiquarian knowledge': The Visual Arts and Romantic Antiquarianism
- 2 The Gothic Aesthetic: Word and Image
- 3 Aesthetic Landscapes: Travel and Tourism
- 4 Visualising the Indigenous Pacific
- 5 Elite and Popular Orientalisms
- Part II Exhibition, Commerce and Culture
- 6 Collecting and the Country House, 1750-1840
- 7 Public Improvement as 'National Ornament': Commerce, Culture and Patriotism in London and Edinburgh
- 8 Commemoration, Domestic Display and the Decorative Arts: Romantic Nelsonia
- 9 Building(s) for Art: The Evolution of Public Art Galleries in England, 1780-1840
- 10 Exhibitions Culture, Consumerism and the Romantic Artist
- 11 Portraiture: Commerce and Celebrity
- 12 Convergence and Dissonance: Romantic Theatre and the Visual Arts
- 13 Sound and Vision in Blake's London
- 14 Taken By Storm: Multisensory Learning in the Lecture Room
- 15 Romanticism, 'Real' Illusions and the Transformation of Experience in Modernity
- Part III Circulations: Print Culture and the Arts
- 16 Romantic Art and the Novel
- 17 Mired in Print: Romantic Writers and Caricature
- 18 'A Point to Aim at in a Morning's Walk': Encounters at the Print Shop
- 19 Illustrated Poetry in the Romantic Period
- 20 Fashioning the Female Artist: Allegory and Celebrity in Lady Diana Beauclerk's Watercolours of The Faerie Queene
- 21 Angelica Kauffman and the Sister Arts
- 22 Illustrated Magazines and Periodicals: Visual Genres and Gendered Aspirations
- Part IV Romanticism Reimagined, the 1830s and Beyond
- 23 Album Culture: Begging for Scraps
- 24 Nineteenth-Century Illustrated Poetry: Mise-en-Page and the Visual Rhythms of Seriality
- 25 Romantic Caricatures and Comics
- 26 Cultural Manifestations of Romanticism on the Contemporary Screen
- 27 Looking Back Through Fashion: Regency Romances and a 'Jumble of Styles'
- Notes on Contributors
- Index