Question

3) Identify passages of John Keats’ Ode on a Grecian Urn that describe why all great works of art remain eternally “true,” and explain what the author means by making this claim.

4) How did the English artists John Constable and Joseph Turner differ in their approaches to painting natural landscapes? What did each of them want viewers to understand about nature?

5) Did American Romantic landscape painters wish to convey similar or different feelings about the natural world than European Romantic landscape painters? What are some examples of what makes their paintings similar or different?

Answer 1

Identify passages of John Keats’ Ode on a Grecian Urn that describe why all great works of art remain eternally “true,” and explain what the author means by making this claim.

The lines mentioned in the question is the part of the poem written by John Keats : Ode on a Grecian Urn". In this art of communication which was written by John it discuss the art and art lovers or people who understand art by its sense and not by its mean. This poem certainly appreciated for the wonderful and well placed words and sentences and for its language. John statement that all great works of art remain eternal was true because of the simple fact that narration in peon is the piece of art with the motive to pass on the thoughts using the way of communication to across art lovers and ensure that such beautiful thoughts were discussed over the centuries

How did the English artists John Constable and Joseph Turner differ in their approaches to painting natural landscapes? What did each of them want viewers to understand about nature?

John Constable and Joseph WIlliam was successful British Landscape painters. Johns paintings have detailed information with lots of emotions and the same is represented by heavy clouds, where as Joseph Turners paintings were full of drams and have dissolved images as Joseph present nature as a medium of abstraction. Turner were known for his enormous oil paintings and for innovations each of them have their own philosophy it was directed that either painters could become poet while demonstrating their ability to canvas or they could accept the truth and show honesty in their work and with such approach the importance of the landscape painting changed as now majorly paintings are inspirational and it was followed by generation to come.

Did American Romantic landscape painters wish to convey similar or different feelings about the natural world than European Romantic landscape painters? What are some examples of what makes their paintings similar or different?

Different painters have different views and they convey their thought using landscape paintings. A romantic landscape painting was a movement which have upper hand in overall literature, arts, music in US during the 1st half of 19th Century. During this period mostly artist highlighted that feelings and emotions was crucial element defining the thoughts and the same was focused on individual, a person, one who is spontaneous who has feelings and have goal to achieve. Like for example Thomas Cole who was the founder of the Hudson River School and was known for his landscape painting, The Oxbow which shows the connection of the river valley after the thunderstorm and another masterpiece from Cole was The Voyage of Life which showcase the four stages of human life, childhood, youth, manhood and old age.