The Age of Romanticism was characterized by a renewal of interest in nature, emotion, and individual expression. While poetry played a significant role during this period with poets like Wordsworth, Coleridge, Byron, and Shelley, the movement also encompassed other forms of art and literature that reflected the romantic ideals of imagination and creativity.
No, it flourished during the age of romanticism
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