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Expansion of Early Romanticism
Development of literature, music, and art focusing on emotion, nature, and individuality. -
Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony Premiere
Ludwig van Beethoven debuts his Ninth Symphony, introducing the famous “Ode to Joy” and embodying Romantic ideals of deep emotion and human triumph. -
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Nationalism and Romanticism
Rise of works inspired by national identity and history, with authors and composers reflecting the spirit of their countries. -
Victor Hugo Publishes Les Contemplations
French writer Victor Hugo releases a major collection of Romantic poetry, reflecting themes of love, loss, and political exile. -
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Influence of Romanticism on New Arts
Romanticism impacts realism and impressionism in painting and music, blending with emerging artistic movements. -
First Impressionist Exhibition in Paris
Painters like Monet and Renoir, influenced by Romanticism’s focus on nature and emotion, introduce a revolutionary new artistic movement. -
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Transition from Romanticism to Modernism
Final great Romantic works in music and literature, while new movements like symbolism and musical impressionism emerge. -
Tchaikovsky Premieres The Sleeping Beauty
Russian composer Pyotr Tchaikovsky debuts one of the last great Romantic ballets, blending dramatic orchestration with expressive storytelling.