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Who is your favorite romanticist author? Who is your favorite romanticist poet? Yes, I know the painting is overused

>> No.16945814

Who even made this painting anyway. Like, I know the painting but not the artist and it pisses me off. I wanna know.

>> No.16945819

>>16945814
Caspar David Friedrich

>> No.16945825

>>16945780
I had a romance with your dad.

>> No.16945836

I remember this one kid who kept going on and on about he wanted to be a writer in college, said that this was his favorite painting. Dude was a walking meme.

>> No.16945841

>>16945819
Thanks mate. I hate that I love the painting.

>> No.16945854

>>16945841
Why would you hate it? It's a great painting.

You can see it in the art museum in Hamburg.

>> No.16945875

>>16945854
Because it IS a great painting. I just hate admiting that I love it cos I don't wanna be perceived as a-

>>16945836


walking meme.

>> No.16945876

Can I still go hiking dressed like that or people will think I'm retarded?

>> No.16945886

>>16945875
Are you still a meme?

>> No.16945894

>>16945886
Aren't we all but the memes of our common ancestors?

>> No.16945895

>>16945780
Lord Byron dabs on all the bitches

>> No.16945961

>>16945780
Mme de Staël
Hölderlin
Novalis
Leopardi
Goethe
Hugo
Lamartine
Chateaubriand
The English romantic can go suck a nigger dick as far as I'm concerned (and overall romanticism too but that's another debate)

>> No.16945965

>>16945780
>Who is your favorite romanticist author?
Goethe
>Who is your favorite romanticist poet?
William Blake

>> No.16945985

>>16945876
You won't be able to wear it with that attitude.

>> No.16945989

>>16945780
Are poets not authors?

>> No.16945992

>>16945780
Probably Victor Hugo. A lot of romanticists feel like they were posers, contrarians, or slaves to the pure esthetics of the movement. With Hugo, I feel there is actual substance to the writing.

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>>16945961
>Not liking Byron

>> No.16946043

>>16945989
Novelist would've been a better word
>>16945992
I'm of the opinion that Hugo sucks and is one of the most overrated authors of all time

>> No.16946185

>>16945985
I suppose you're right

>> No.16946225

>>16945780
>Writer
Goethe
>Poet
Keats

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>>16945876
It would be anachronistic. If the subject of that painting was alive today (upper middle to upper class Englishman in the country), he'd wear the modern equivalent, I. E. Something like pic related.

>> No.16946276

>>16945876
That dude is wearing contemporary clothes for his time and place.
Do the same you retarded larper.
If you go hiking in a frock coat you are a fool lmao

>> No.16946280

>>16946255
>tight fag pants
>no hat
Dumb nigga lmao

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>>16946276
>>16946255
This. Nowadays he would be wearing barbour and tweed like other English countrymen.

>> No.16946303

>>16946280
Those pants don't look tight

>> No.16946314

When did coats stop being mandatory for polite dress bros.
I miss when men wore their best sport coats and blazers to church.

>> No.16946429

>>16946276
>Be modernfag
No thanks

>> No.16946438

>>16945780
Heine.
Heine.

>> No.16948019

>>16945780
Hitler

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>>16945836
>>16945841
I fucking hate Wanderer, and I hate that it's always stuck with TSZ (favorite book).
I don't climb mountains on cloudy days so I can have a shitty half-obscured view, or for my bourgeois ass to feel superior to the rabble under their veil of ignorance. I climb on sunny days, for a bright and clear view of the totality of my kingdom, to reorient my aspirations toward the horizon, and to clear the veil and uplift those under my charge.

>> No.16948872

>>16945836
he succeed?