Images for Chapter 2 of Rock and Romanticism, Palgrave Macmillan

The following images are associated with chapter two of Rock and Romanticism: Post-Punk, Goth, and Metal as Dark Romanticisms, Palgrave Macmillan: “‘Bliss was it in that shirt to be alive’: Connecting Romanticism and New Romanticism Through Dress” by Emily Bernhard Jackson.

Fig. 1: A collection of New Romantic outfits.	Fig. 2: Spandau Ballet, ca. 1981.
Fig. 3. Boy George, ca. 1980.	Fig. 4. Duran Duran, ca. 1981. Note ruffled shirt on bassist John Taylor (left).
Fig. 5. Adam and the Ants, ca. 1982. Note Ant’s ruffled shirt.	Fig. 6. Spandau Ballet, ca. 1979. Note ruffled shirt on drummer John Keeble (left front) and bassist Martin Kemp (left rear).
Fig. 7. Adam Ant, ca. 1981 (Kings of the Wild Frontier).	Fig. 8. Caricature of Beau Brummel, ca. 1805 by Richard Dighton.
Fig. 9. Etching of Lord Byron, George Henry Harlow, 1815.	Fig 10. Adam Ant.