Meanings of classic period in English

He lacked the joyous spring that is a dominant note in the classic period.

Should there be a classic period to art hereafter, its Pheidias may produce such faces.

He would put Benjamin Franklin against any of the sages of the mythic or the classic period.

But the Greeks of the classic period-theHellenes of literature, art and philosophy-willnever be known again.

This extension of compass, however, is far from being the most important improvement since the classic period.

These two groups, the 'Dancing Girls' and 'Music,' would have delighted the sculptors of the classic period.

Renaissance of classic period.-FrancisI, Henry II, and the Louis.-Architecture ,muraldecoration, tapestry, furniture, wrought metals, ormoulu, silks, velvets, porcelains.

In his whole character, Plutarch shows himself one of the best examples of the intelligent heathen of the later classic period.

Contemporary with Klopstock are many noted writers, who distinguished themselves in what is known as the classic period of German literature.

The Alternative Miss Ireland book published last year hints at the explosion of eye candy on walls and limbs that marked Sides's classic period.

Sonny Rollins, one of the last greats still standing from jazz's classic period, has said it's like finding another room in the great pyramid.

Perhaps the only point at which the mainstream studios got along with horror was during Universal's classic period before and during the second World War.

The classic periods in French furniture were those known as Francis I, Henry II and the three Louis,-XIV ,XV ,andXVI.

Sprajc said the two cities reached their heyday in the Late and Terminal Classic periods (600-1000 AD).

Chactun likely had its heyday during the late Classic period of Maya civilization between 600 and 900 A.D., Sprajc said.

Palenque was its most important city of the low western lands during the late Classic period, reaching its peak between 600 and 800 A.D.