Printmakers and illustrators of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries tied to Romanticism, with its feeling and imagination, or to Neoclassicism, with its return to classical order. A printmaker belongs here when the cited article or its infobox names Romanticism, the Romantic Age or Neoclassicism. It excludes the later Realist and Symbolist printmakers. Their prints, book illustrations and engravings were often made for books, poetry and antiquarian study, so a printmaker is placed here by the movement or period the article or its infobox names, not by the medium alone.
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Gustave Dore - Wikipedia
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Romanticism, symbolism
View the Source Giovanni Battista Piranesi (Wikipedia)
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Neoclassicism
View the Source William Blake (Wikipedia)
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Largely unrecognised during his life, Blake has become a seminal figure in the history of the poetry and visual art of the Romantic Age.
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