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What is the primary aesthetic attitude of Neoclassical art?
What is the primary aesthetic attitude of Neoclassical art?
What did Neoclassical art emphasize in European painting by the 1790s?
What did Neoclassical art emphasize in European painting by the 1790s?
What did Neoclassical art oppose in society's art culture?
What did Neoclassical art oppose in society's art culture?
What characterized the illustrations of Neoclassical art in European painting?
What characterized the illustrations of Neoclassical art in European painting?
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What did Neoclassical art bring about in classical thought?
What did Neoclassical art bring about in classical thought?
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Neoclassical Art
- Primary aesthetic attitude of Neoclassical art is a revival of classical Greek and Roman art and culture.
- By the 1790s, Neoclassical art in European painting emphasized moral seriousness, rationality, and a sense of civic duty.
- Neoclassical art opposed the excesses and frivolity of the Rococo style, which was popular in the preceding decades.
- Illustrations of Neoclassical art in European painting were characterized by clean lines, balanced compositions, and a sense of restraint and simplicity.
- Neoclassical art brought about a renewed interest in classical thought, particularly in the values of ancient Greece and Rome, such as reason, order, and civic virtue.
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Test your knowledge of Neoclassicism in art with this quiz. Explore the key characteristics, influential artists, and major works of this influential movement that drew inspiration from ancient Greek and Roman art.