Elisabeth Ansel is a postdoctoral research associate and coordinator in the research group European Romanticism or Romanticisms in Europe?, Friedrich Schiller University Jena.Christin Neubauer is a doctoral associate in the research group European Romanticism or Romanticisms in Europe?, Friedrich Schiller University Jena.Mira Claire Zadrozny is a doctoral researcher in Art History, Friedrich Schiller University Jena.Johannes Grave is Professor of History of Art, Friedrich Schiller University Jena.

• Introduction: on the charged interplay between Romanticism and Europe – Elisabeth Ansel, Johannes Grave, Christin Neubauer and Mira Claire ZadroznyPart I: Questioning the canon1 Anglo-Atlantic Art/Europäische Romantik – Tim Barringer2 German Romanticism and its narratives: an attempt to traverse the literature – Michael Thimann3 Style – Concept – Gestalt – Cordula Grewe4 Romantic Classicism or Classicist Romanticism? Historicism! New perspectives on French Romantisme – Christine TauberPart II: Exploring Romantic perspectives5 On wings of science and art – Kurt W. Forster6 Allegories of utopia: Carl Alexander Simon’s visionary Romanticism – Boris Roman Gibhardt7 Awe and holy admiration: the role of religion in the experience of nature by the Dutch landscape painter Barend Koekkoek and his Klever Circle – Antoon Erftemeijer8 Stepping into and out through the picture: on Wolfgang Iser’s reception theory as an entry to Romantic landscape painting – Carl-Johan Olsson9 French and British Romanticisms: print matters – Barthélémy JobertPart III: Reframing Europe10 ‘Je est un autre’: on the plasticity of India in European Romanticism – Julie Ramos11 Ossianic images and visual translation processes in J. M. W. Turner and Carl Gustav Carus – Elisabeth Ansel12 Frescoes of Ðakovo Cathedral and national Romanticism at the frontiers of the Austro-Hungarian Empire – Dragan Damjanovic13 Romanticism(s) in comparison: Thomas Cole and Caspar David Friedrich – Christian Scholl14 Transcultural Romanticism: Raden Saleh in Dresden – Holger Birkholz15 Projection and occupation: Romanticism and the German national discourse in Carl Alexander Simon – Miguel A. GaeteBibliographyIndex

Elisabeth Ansel is a postdoctoral research associate and coordinator in the research group European Romanticism or Romanticisms in Europe?, Friedrich Schiller University Jena.Christin Neubauer is a doctoral associate in the research group European Romanticism or Romanticisms in Europe?, Friedrich Schiller University Jena.Mira Claire Zadrozny is a doctoral researcher in Art History, Friedrich Schiller University Jena.Johannes Grave is Professor of History of Art, Friedrich Schiller University Jena.

• Introduction: on the charged interplay between Romanticism and Europe – Elisabeth Ansel, Johannes Grave, Christin Neubauer and Mira Claire ZadroznyPart I: Questioning the canon1 Anglo-Atlantic Art/Europäische Romantik – Tim Barringer2 German Romanticism and its narratives: an attempt to traverse the literature – Michael Thimann3 Style – Concept – Gestalt – Cordula Grewe4 Romantic Classicism or Classicist Romanticism? Historicism! New perspectives on French Romantisme – Christine TauberPart II: Exploring Romantic perspectives5 On wings of science and art – Kurt W. Forster6 Allegories of utopia: Carl Alexander Simon’s visionary Romanticism – Boris Roman Gibhardt7 Awe and holy admiration: the role of religion in the experience of nature by the Dutch landscape painter Barend Koekkoek and his Klever Circle – Antoon Erftemeijer8 Stepping into and out through the picture: on Wolfgang Iser’s reception theory as an entry to Romantic landscape painting – Carl-Johan Olsson9 French and British Romanticisms: print matters – Barthélémy JobertPart III: Reframing Europe10 ‘Je est un autre’: on the plasticity of India in European Romanticism – Julie Ramos11 Ossianic images and visual translation processes in J. M. W. Turner and Carl Gustav Carus – Elisabeth Ansel12 Frescoes of Ðakovo Cathedral and national Romanticism at the frontiers of the Austro-Hungarian Empire – Dragan Damjanovic13 Romanticism(s) in comparison: Thomas Cole and Caspar David Friedrich – Christian Scholl14 Transcultural Romanticism: Raden Saleh in Dresden – Holger Birkholz15 Projection and occupation: Romanticism and the German national discourse in Carl Alexander Simon – Miguel A. GaeteBibliographyIndex

Elisabeth Ansel is a postdoctoral research associate and coordinator in the research group European Romanticism or Romanticisms in Europe?, Friedrich Schiller University Jena.Christin Neubauer is a doctoral associate in the research group European Romanticism or Romanticisms in Europe?, Friedrich Schiller University Jena.Mira Claire Zadrozny is a doctoral researcher in Art History, Friedrich Schiller University Jena.Johannes Grave is Professor of History of Art, Friedrich Schiller University Jena.

• Introduction: on the charged interplay between Romanticism and Europe – Elisabeth Ansel, Johannes Grave, Christin Neubauer and Mira Claire ZadroznyPart I: Questioning the canon1 Anglo-Atlantic Art/Europäische Romantik – Tim Barringer2 German Romanticism and its narratives: an attempt to traverse the literature – Michael Thimann3 Style – Concept – Gestalt – Cordula Grewe4 Romantic Classicism or Classicist Romanticism? Historicism! New perspectives on French Romantisme – Christine TauberPart II: Exploring Romantic perspectives5 On wings of science and art – Kurt W. Forster6 Allegories of utopia: Carl Alexander Simon’s visionary Romanticism – Boris Roman Gibhardt7 Awe and holy admiration: the role of religion in the experience of nature by the Dutch landscape painter Barend Koekkoek and his Klever Circle – Antoon Erftemeijer8 Stepping into and out through the picture: on Wolfgang Iser’s reception theory as an entry to Romantic landscape painting – Carl-Johan Olsson9 French and British Romanticisms: print matters – Barthélémy JobertPart III: Reframing Europe10 ‘Je est un autre’: on the plasticity of India in European Romanticism – Julie Ramos11 Ossianic images and visual translation processes in J. M. W. Turner and Carl Gustav Carus – Elisabeth Ansel12 Frescoes of Ðakovo Cathedral and national Romanticism at the frontiers of the Austro-Hungarian Empire – Dragan Damjanovic13 Romanticism(s) in comparison: Thomas Cole and Caspar David Friedrich – Christian Scholl14 Transcultural Romanticism: Raden Saleh in Dresden – Holger Birkholz15 Projection and occupation: Romanticism and the German national discourse in Carl Alexander Simon – Miguel A. GaeteBibliographyIndex