Big question, do you think the romantic movement destroyed the idea of the useful artist? @TheCognitiveMedia
Big question, do you think the romantic movement destroyed the idea of the useful artist?  @TheCognitiveMedia
Uploaded November 2023 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
It’s a question We Are Cognitive founder Andrew Park raised in his TEDxBermuda talk, as he reflected on his early days in Margate following the footsteps of J.M.W Turner. So, what was the romanitc movement?

From the late 18th to the mid-19th century, artists sought to capture the profound emotions, awe-inspiring nature, and the essence of the human spirit.

They captured sublime landscapes that stirred the soul and tales of unrequited love that tugged at the heartstrings. Romantic artists dared to break free from convention, embracing the power of imagination and expressing a deep connection to the mysteries of existence.

Whether it's the dreamlike paintings of Caspar David Friedrich, the passionate works of Delacroix, or the poetic compositions of William Blake, each stroke on canvas tells a story of yearning, passion, and a quest for the sublime.

Watch the full talk by following the link in our bio. Do you think the romantic movement destroyed the idea of the useful artist?

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