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NEOGOTHIC AND ECLECTISM.
In architecture, classicism was the last style with its own artistic expression in the 19th century. Architects, creators of classicist buildings, although they imitated ancient patterns, they did it with full respect for the properties of the material and understanding the ancient …
Examples of neoclassical architecture of the second phase and later periods.
In the second phase of its development, European classicism assumes a full and mature form, faithful almost blindly to Roman and Greek models, of which Winckelmann reminded us so emphatically. Built by the architect PIERRE VIGNON (1763—1828) …
Examples of neoclassical architecture of the first phase.
The most perfect example of the earliest phase of classicism is Marie Antoinette's palace in the gardens of Versailles called. Little Trianon, built in the years 1762—1768 by the architect JACQUES-ANGE GABRIELA (1696—1782). this building, still possessing some features of Baroque architecture, already noble …
Main features of neoclassical architecture.
The builders of the era of classicism draw examples for their designs from two sources: from Roman and Greek architecture of the classical period and from the works of the Italian Renaissance architect Andrea Palladio (1508—1580), whose so-called. Villa Rotunda ("Round") at Vicenza (1550), built …