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Painting Regional Identities: Nationalism in the Arts, France, Germany and Spain, 1890—1914
2009
European History Quarterly
In the course of the nineteenth century, European high culture became thoroughly nationalized. As part of this process, the common European past, mainly found in Antiquity and Christianity, was redefined along national lines and art, literature, and music increasingly operated within national contexts. Writers and novelists searched their national past for inspiration and appropriate subjects. The same applied to the visual arts: painters and sculptors gradually turned away from scenes of
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