Blood, Soil, Paint - Imperium Press

Exploring the impact of the Romantic movement, this book examines how the period between the French Revolution and the two World Wars unleashed a surge of human potential and creativity, reflecting both hope and turmoil. It delves into the philosophical underpinnings articulated by T. E. Hulme, emphasizing the dual nature of Romanticism as a source of inspiration and conflict in a rapidly changing world. The narrative highlights the pivotal role of this era in shaping modern thought and artistic expression.