The Romantic Movement in 19th Century Europe

Skibidi vibes during the 1800s as artists went full sigma against the cold rules of neoclassicism. Romanticism was the goon squad of creativity, breaking free from academic chains and flexing political and artistic freedom. Think of Liszt and Chopin, pouring their souls into music, while Bécquer and Byron dropped poetic fire. Architecture got a glow-up with neogothic flair, mixing styles like a toilet bowl remix. Nature became the ultimate muse, with storms and ruins capturing the dank essence of the times. Lowkey, this era was all about feelings, freedom, and historical drama in every brushstroke.