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The Gothic era influenced Romantic poets by inspiring themes of mystery, the supernatural, and the sublime in their poetry. Poets like Wordsworth, Byron, and Coleridge drew upon Gothic elements such as ruins, darkness, and the unknown to evoke intense emotions and explore the depths of the human experience in their works.
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What musical period rossini live in?
Rossini lived during the Romantic Era, although his music is said to have a link between the romantic and classical periods.
Why are punks so gothish?
Punks are scary all the time because the Gothic horror genre taking place in the Romantic era related to them. Punk is synonmous with Goth
Why romantic era poets did not write poetry in classical form?
Most romantic era poets like Tennyson did conform to classical form in the matter of rhyme and metre. But ideas and imagery did change with the change and transition in the subtlety of tastes. They retained what were worthy and durable in classicism in poetry, they only changed content, to thrill the readers with new sensations.
What era was after the Romantic era?
Victorian era came after Romantic era; the latter was between 1800 and 1850.
What era did Richard Wagner live in?
Romantic era.
Did gothic fashion come from the gothic period?
No, only Gothic style architecture developed from the Gothic period. Fashion came later in the neo-gothic era.
What influenced Romanticism?
There are various things that are believed to have influenced Romanticism. Some of these factors include religious traditions and Neoclassicism.
Was Johannes Brahms in classical romantic or baroque?
he is considered to have been at the start of the romantic era following the classical era
Arrange the following literary eras in chronological order Modernist era Romantic era Neoclassical era Victorian era?
Neoclassical era Romantic Era Victorian Era Modernist Era
What era was Richard Wagner in?
The Romantic Era
What era is Hector Berlioz from?
The Romantic Era
What is the symbolism of the yellow jacket in biblical terms?
It has a meaning in Art of the Byzantine, Gothic, and early Renaissance era. See link attached.
