ROMANTICISM IN SPAIN
Romanticism in Spain is the creation of Napoléon who invaded the country of the court painter, Francisco Goya. Goya’s Romanticism is a mindset of outrage as he recorded the invasion and occupation of the French forces. The result is an art of the extremes: a Romanticism lived on the edge of fear and madness.
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