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Neoclassical architecture,
sometimes referred to as
classical Revival architecture, is an
architectural style produced by the
Neoclassical movement that...
- literature, theatre, music, and
architecture that drew
inspiration from the art and
culture of
classical antiquity.
Neoclassicism was born in Rome, largely...
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Neoclassical architecture in
Russia developed in the
second half of the 18th century,
especially after Catherine the
Great succeeded to the
throne on...
- language, and
architecture beginning in the 17th
century Neoclassical architecture, an
architectural style of the 18th and 19th
centuries Neoclassical sculpture...
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Neoclassicism is a
movement in
architecture,
design and the arts
which emerged in
France in the 1740s and
became dominant in
France between about 1760...
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motifs of
neoclassical architecture as it was
epitomized in
Britain by
Robert Adam, who
published his
designs in 1792.
American Federal architecture typically...
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Italian Neoclassical architecture refers to
architecture in
Italy during the
Neoclassical period (1750s–1850s). In the 1750s and 1760s, the rich and frivolous...
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Neoclassical architecture in
Poland was
centered on
Warsaw under the
reign of Stanisław
August Poniatowski,
while the
modern concept of a
single capital...
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Neoclassical architecture (Dutch:
Neoclassicistische architectuur, French:
Architecture néo-classique)
appeared in
Belgium during the
period of Austrian...
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prize winners a
chance to
study the
classical architecture of
antiquity in Rome. The
formal neoclassicism of the old
regime was
challenged by four teachers...
