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Meanings of classicism in inglês

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Art movement; architectural style.

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        A movement in literature and art during the 17th and 18th centuries in Europe that favored rationality and restraint and strict forms.

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            1
            In Germany, French classicism had got an even firmer hold than in England.
            A History of English Romanticism in the Eighteenth Century
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            The Revolution even intensified the reigning classicism by giving it a republican turn.
            A History of English Romanticism in the Nineteenth Century
            3
            We regard as a decided mistake the revived classicism of the last generation.
            Lectures and Essays
            4
            The green glass Lever Building of Park Avenue up against brutish Stalinist classicism.
            The Guardian
            5
            Johnson's version is a shapeless blob of intuition, half-learned history and cod classicism.
            The Guardian
            6
            It is now opposed to realism, as it was once opposed to classicism.
            A History of English Romanticism in the Eighteenth Century
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            But in Britain, classicism prevailed, interrupted by the odd flourish of art deco.
            The Guardian
            8
            Keats itself is a mixture of tawdry, false classicism and mindless, boomtown energy.
            The Hyperion Cantos
            9
            Haydn did not want to revolt against classicism, nor even pseudo-classicism.
            Haydn
            10
            He became the lawgiver, the founder of classicism, the formulator of the academic ideal.
            Artist and Public, and Other Essays on Art Subjects
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            The danger of arbitrary egoism is quite as great as the danger of classicism.
            The Art of Letters
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            It lacks the self-complacent unreasonableness of Board of Works classicism.
            A Modern Utopia
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            This marriage of 21st-century urban sass with mid-century couture classicism was a happy one.
            The Guardian
            14
            Chavannes's faraway, mysterious figures influenced the classicism of some of Picasso's early representational paintings.
            The Guardian
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            That accounts for the somewhat florid classicism, and the melodic intensity, of his prose.
            Poe
            16
            That Christian expression and classicism were incompatible, he never believed.
            Erasmus and the Age of Reformation
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