Antiquity revived : neoclassical art in the eighteenth century

Antiquity revived : neoclassical art in the eighteenth century /

"Neoclassicism" is the name given to the various classicizing movements that developed in Europe in the late 18th and early 19th centuries and that profoundly influenced the fine arts, decorative arts, and architecture. This sweeping survey, co-organized with the Musée du Louvre in Paris,...

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Corporate Authors: Musée du Louvre, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
Other authors / contributors: Faroult, Guillaume, Leribault, Christophe, Scherf, Guilhem, Bowron, Edgar Peters, Kessler-Aurisch, Helga
Imprint: Paris, France : Gallimard, ©2011.
Format: Book
Language:English
Subjects:
Neoclassicism (Art) > France > 18th century > Exhibitions.
Painting, French > 18th century > Exhibitions.
Drawing, French > 18th century > Exhibitions.
Sculpture, French > 18th century > Exhibitions.
Furniture > France > 18th century > Exhibitions.
Decoration and ornament > 18th century > Exhibitions.
Decoration and ornament.
Drawing, French.
Furniture.
Neoclassicism (Art)
Painting, French.
Sculpture, French.
France.
1700-1799
exhibition catalogs.
Exhibition catalogs.
Acquisition Notes:Gift of Anne d'Harnoncourt and Joseph Rishel

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Call Number: N6846.5 .N4 A57 2011
Status: Available Place a Hold

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