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Neoclassicism and Romanticism: Architecture, Sculpture, Painting, Drawings, 1750–1848

By: Toman, Rolf Publication details: Cologne Könemann (Koenemann Reminders) 2000Description: 520pISBN: 9783829015752Subject(s): ArtDDC classification: 709.033 Summary: A richly illustrated, multidisciplinary survey capturing the essence of two intertwined art movements across Europe (1750–1848). Neoclassicism revisits the ideals of classical antiquity in art and architecture. Romanticism embraces emotion, nature, and individuality while responding to modernity. The volume spans architecture, sculpture, painting, landscape design, and includes thematic essays, illustrated plates, a glossary, and indexes

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A richly illustrated, multidisciplinary survey capturing the essence of two intertwined art movements across Europe (1750–1848).

Neoclassicism revisits the ideals of classical antiquity in art and architecture.

Romanticism embraces emotion, nature, and individuality while responding to modernity.
The volume spans architecture, sculpture, painting, landscape design, and includes thematic essays, illustrated plates, a glossary, and indexes

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