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Romanticism and Realism
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Published on Nov 27, 2015
Kiara Sutson
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Romanticism and Realism
Product of the Industrial Revolution
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Authors & Artist (Romanticism)
James Fenimore is a romantic author, he was the first American Novelist
Created novel of frontier adventure also known as the Leatherstocking Tale
The Leatherstocking Tales is s series of five Novels.
John Constable is a romantic artist.
He is known for his landscape paintings of Dedham Vale.
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Romantic Musicians
Hector Berlioz
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Hector Berlioz
Hector Berlioz, known for Symphonie fantastique and Grande messe des morts.
He had big orchestral for his work.
Conducted many concerts with over 1000 musicians.
Composed over 50 songs.
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Realism Authors and Artist
Jean-Baptiste Greuze and William Dean Howells
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Jean-Baptiste Greuze and William Dean Howells
Greuze's famous paintings were Comte and Portrait of Marquise de Chauvelin.
He worked with more then 13 paintings.
Was born in Tournus, Burgundy.
William Dean Howells, a American realist author, literary critic, and playwright.
known for his novels
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Scientist and Source of energy (steam and coal)
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Josiah Wedgwood and James Watt
Josiah Wedgwood had an approach to pottery designer and manufactuer.
James Watt was a Scottish instrument maker and inventor.
Josiah was from England and founded the company Wedgwood.
James Watt was interested in steam engines.
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Sources of energy
Source of energy in the Industrial Revolution were mostly steam and coal.
using wind, water and wood for energy they used coal.
Coal produced high levels of heat.
During the time period 1760s and 1780s steam would generate power.
Coal would burned by machinery.
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Classic Musicians
Joseph Haydn
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Joseph Haydn
He was a friend of Mozart and a teacher to the famous Beethoven.
Known for most famous compositions "Toy Symphony"
Austria (1732-1809)
"Father of the symphony" and "Father of the String Quartet"
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Technology (Inventions)
Nikola Tesla and Cyrus Field
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Inventions
Cyrus Field invented the Transatlantic Cable in 1866
Nikola Tesla Invented the Induction Electric Motor in 1888
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Work Cited
http://americanhistory.about.com/library/charts/blchartindrev.htm
Wikipedia.com
for all the names mentioned
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