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• s  characteristic of a revival of an earlier classical style

• So notwithstanding that it trafficks in the kind of neoclassical imagery that was the shared language of representational art in all nations in the 1930s, it sits on the front of a .
• When you arrive at the dacha's faux-neoclassical gate, you have to leave your car and hop into one of the Kremlin's vehicles that slowly wind their way through a silent forest of .
• Adding a new wing to a neoclassical museum, Holl devised a spectacular update on classicism: an irregular series of volumes that cascade down the museum's lawn and glow from within.

• neoclassic

News & Articles

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• Nashville Symphony closes in on deal with lenders
  Bank of America had set Friday as an auction date for the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, the neoclassical home of the Nashville Symphony built at a price tag of $123.5 million.
  June 22, 2013 - The Tennessean

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• Michael Brand in Art Daily
  Grecian Taste and Roman Spirit brings together objects from across the Getty to illuminate a singular episode in the history of classical archaeology and neoclassical taste,said Michael Brand, director of the J. Paul Getty Museum. "The...
• Paul Samuelson in New Yorker (blog)
  He-Knight-"really thought that Keynes was the devil," Samuelson recalled. "He didn't believe in God, but he knew a devil when he saw one. He insisted that the old economic system-the neoclassical one worked pretty well, except in the Great...
• Rem Koolhaas in Bloomberg
  Display cases are a dominant feature and at the Hermitage they range from the neoclassical to the communist periods,Koolhaas said. "Most people tend to look in display cases and not at them."