Preposition: of

• age: Steam Train Dining Experience for Two - £ 375 Experience the romanticism of a bygone age as you step aboard the Cathedrals Express.

• country: The food and the romanticism of the country are there in all walks of life to be enjoyed by everyone - again and again.

• countryside: During the journey a video is played hinting at man's violence and our romanticism of the countryside.

• story: Yimou Zhang's use of slow motion and visual effects has an artistic integrity that compliments the romanticism of the story.

• culture: An existential relationship to nature contrasts with the romanticism of the drinking tree culture.

Converse of object

• include: His research interests include Romanticism, Idealist Philosophy, and Comparative Philosophy.

• have: It's very different to the Libertines material, although it has the same wistful romanticism.

• evoke: Antonioni's Italy is a far cry from the bucolic romanticism evoked by Florence.

• see: See also romanticism, terza rima and ' Poets on Poetry ' .

• associate: Even to this day, there is an odd romanticism associated with New York's Italian crime families.

• call: His death marked the end of the era we now call Romanticism.

Preposition: in

• ballet: Story | Article Giselle With the creation of Giselle in 1841 Romanticism in ballet realized its most complete and complex form.

• context: The course is designed to place Romanticism in a large context of political, social and literary change going back much earlier.

Adjective modifier

• German: With Richard Wagner, opera reached the apex of German Romanticism.

• English: She has published widely on English Romanticism, and continues to supervise graduate students in Romantic poetry and criticism.

• European: They were the two Scottish titans of European romanticism.

• British: First, some implications for the study of British Romanticism.

• late: Such thoughts pervaded late romanticism, and all the art of the decadent movement, tho they could easily slide over into their opposite.

• early: His historical interests run from early romanticism ( particularly Schumann and the relation of music and literature ) through to contemporary music.

Noun used with modifier

• century: To what extent did nineteenth century romanticism make Freudian psychoanalysis possible?