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Hi everyone. We are currently hard at work on our seventh season. So please enjoy this curious callback episode of Art Curious.

Stay tuned for the announcement of our release date of season 7 and some other really, really exciting news.

Thanks.

The Art Curious podcast is sponsored by Anchorlight.

For more information about all of Anchorlight's artistic and creative endeavors,

please visit Anchorlightrolly.com. The Romantic period of art history is one of my absolute favorites.

And by Romantic, with a capital R, we mean something that isn't all lovety-dovey. It's not like

when we say a movie is romantic,

for example. It's a movement that entranced Europe beginning with the late 18th century and onwards

through the mid to late 19th century, and it wasn't just limited to visual art, but music, poetry,

fiction, theater too. In art, it took the form of a glorification of strong emotions and the praise

of the natural world. So think awe-inspiring mountains, that kind of thing. Feelings, they reigned supreme.

But with the romantics, it wasn't only good, positive feelings that were considered worthy.

Equally, it was the feeling of horror, of anger, of fear.

Those are the things that drove creators to create. And one of the most iconic works of art

from the Romantic period in France generated all these feelings and more, and caused people

to take sides in some extremely huge topics of the day.

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