Are humans reasonable? Have humans without ambition failed?

Questions asked by European romantic artists 200 years ago

Romantic art is not a noble hero

It depicts the inner world of an ordinary individual who is frustrated and fails.

In romantic art that reveals disappointment, frustration, vain hope, fantasy, sadness, anger, etc.

Read a portrait of a helpless modern society.

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From Jericho, the founder of Romanticism

Even Friedrich, who painted humans in front of nature

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👉 Is a man without ambition a failed human being?

• Helpless modern generation
• Paintings of a helpless French generation 200 years ago
• David's <Brother Horace's Oath >
• Girode's <Endymion's Sleep>
• Jean Brock's <Hyacinth's Death>
• What is romanticism? The political position of helplessness

👉 Where is the end of the competition?

• Modern society competes for success
• Jericho's “Portrait of a Madman”
• What is insanity, passion makes insanity?
• <The connection between performance-centered modern society making stragglers >

👉 Are we going to utopia?

• Modern society where science and technology are developing
• Believing in human reason <Enlightenmentation>
• Goya, a painter who was a pioneer of the Enlightenment
• Goya's <Lee Seong's sleep gives birth to monsters>
• Goya's <execution on May 3, 1808>
• Goya's <Black Paints>
• Is human reason perfect

👉 Being human before nature

• Sublime human feelings in front of huge nature
• Friedrich's <The Monk on the Seash>
• Frederick's <Oakforest Abbey>
• Friedrich's <The Sea of Ice>
• The reason for human existence seen through romanticism 200 years ago