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新古典主义, 新古典风格
a style of art, literature, music, or architecture that imitates the style practiced in ancient Greece and Rome
Neoclassicism was an art movement that began in the mid-18th century, mainly in Europe. It was inspired by the art and culture of ancient Greece and Rome. Artists and architects of this period focused on simplicity, order, and symmetry, often using clear lines and traditional themes. They aimed to bring back the classic styles of the past, valuing balance and order over the more complex styles of the previous era. Main figures of Neoclassicism included painters like Jacques-Louis David and architects like Robert Adam. The movement aimed to bring back the values of classical age and emphasized clarity and simplicity in both art and architecture.
- Neoclassicism emerged as a dominant artistic movement in the late 18th century, characterized by a revival of classical principles and aesthetics.
新古典主义在18世纪末期作为主导的艺术运动出现，其特点是复兴了古典原则和美学。
- The neoclassicism of the 18th century drew inspiration from ancient Greek and Roman art, architecture, and philosophy.
18世纪的新古典主义从古希腊和罗马的艺术、建筑和哲学中汲取灵感。
- The neoclassicism movement rejected the ornate and extravagant style of the Baroque and Rococo periods in favor of simplicity, symmetry, and rationality.
新古典主义运动拒绝了巴洛克和洛可可时期的华丽和奢华风格，转而支持简洁、对称和理性。
- Neoclassicism extended beyond the visual arts to literature, music, and philosophy, influencing cultural trends and intellectual thought during the Enlightenment.
新古典主义超越了视觉艺术，扩展到文学、音乐和哲学，影响了启蒙运动时期的文化趋势和知识思想。
- Neoclassicism experienced a revival in the 19th century, with artists and architects across Europe and the Americas embracing classical ideals in their work.
新古典主义在19世纪经历了一次复兴，欧洲和美洲的艺术家和建筑师在他们的作品中接受了古典理想。