Romantic art stresses

A. themes of flirtation, courtship, and marriage.
B. ancient Roman ideals of proportion and harmony.
C. drama, unbridled emotions, and complex compositions.
D. clarity, stability, and precision.
E. All these answers are correct.

C. Drama, unbridled emotions, and complex compositions.

Explanation:

Romanticism was the age of artistic, literary and intellectual movement during the late 18th century and well into the early 19th century when the focus shift to the 'imaginary' or 'whimsical' nature of dealing with things. The period lays emphasis on the emotional as well as individualistic nature of humans, and the glorification and appreciation of things in life. This movement focuses on the emotion, intuition and imagination as opposed to the use of reason.

Romantic art forms stressed more on the dramatic nature of things, the unbridled emotions of humans and the complex compositions of life. Romantics emphasized the free expression of emotions, the deep feelings and mysteries of man, the mysteries of life and the importance and value of human beings.