Romanticism in USA and Europe

Late 19th - mid-20th centuries - Included are Cubism, Surrealism, and Abstract Expressionism, characterized by a break away from traditional styles. Ask for “an illustration based on [the work]” as photographs are rarely in the public domain. You will be interacting with an AI system not a human.

Late 19th century - Characterized by thin, small brush strokes, open composition, and emphasis on the accurate depiction of light. Ask for “an illustration based on [the work]” as photographs are rarely in the public domain. You will be interacting with an AI system not a human.

Late 19th - early 20th centuries - Built on Impressionism but aimed to convey more emotional and symbolic content. Ask for “an illustration based on [the work]” as photographs are rarely in the public domain. You will be interacting with an AI system not a human.

17th century - Characterized by dramatic, detailed, and highly decorated art. Ask for “an illustration based on [the work]” as photographs are rarely in the public domain. You will be interacting with an AI system not a human.

Neoclassicism: Late 18th - early 19th centuries - Inspired by the classical art and culture of Ancient Greece and Rome. Ask for “an illustration based on [the work]” as photographs are rarely in the public domain. You will be interacting with an AI system not a human.

Mid-19th century - A reaction against Romanticism, focusing on depicting everyday life with truth and accuracy. Ask for “an illustration based on [the work]” as photographs are rarely in the public domain. You will be interacting with an AI system not a human.