classicism

What could he have known of dance classicism in 1911?

From 1904 he became more involved in the revival of classicism.

Here, each wall speaks the same language, classicism, but in a different way.

Like most of ballet classicism, it says that the world makes sense and is our friend.

It is the one piece whose classicism does not look dated.

And he won the respect of others, like myself, who believed that classicism had not played itself out.

Around 1745 the town was reconstructed according to Classicism ideas.

The Stuttgart museum could not seem, at first, further from classicism.

The house is a contradiction: a study in casual classicism.

Here, the clean and plain lines of classicism now rule.

Classicism measures the present by the yardstick of the past.

But they also show that his efforts to undermine classicism often have the opposite effect.

But by the end of the century classicism had resumed its sway.

They have been described as a mixture between religious classicism and realism.

The church shows characteristics of late baroque and early classicism.

Deciding for the composition was the style of the classicism.

The designer, who stands for cool classicism, was surprised himself.

Later in his career, Reilly moved away from an exclusive classicism.

Four architects will debate the future of classicism in architecture, tonight at 6.

His works are among the earliest buildings in the German classicism movement.

Classicism was ennobling because of its associations, in other words.

For a few minutes every week, however, classicism bows to modern improvisation.

And often quite paranoid; the darker aspects of classicism, I think.

This particular painting is considered classicism for its relation to everyday life.

Their contributions to civic design and classicism are of continued importance today.