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Often used in the same context:
classicism,
modernism,
serialism,
expressionism,
mannerist,
serialist,
impressionism,
mozartian,
chromaticism,
concerto grosso,
conceptualism,
nouveau roman,
dandyism,
mimesis,
suprematist,
academicism,
figuration,
verismo,
baroque,
malevich,
avant garde,
gigue,
illusionism,
atonality,
pictorialism,
adolf loos,
abstractionism,
historicism,
fin de siecle,
bohemianism,
opera buffa,
divertimento,
handelian,
kazimir malevich,
postmodernism,
cubism,
chaconne,
webern,
apollonian,
formalist,
mozartean,
dubuffet,
boulez,
minimalism,
singspiel,
avantgarde,
monumentality,
concertante,
orientalism,
abstract expressionism,
symbolist,
opera seria,
sarabande,
jugendstil,
sergei diaghilev,
contemporaneity,
brueghel,
mengelberg,
masaccio,
pediments,
surrealist,
boccioni,
plainchant,
modernity,
medievalism,
constructivism,
stylisation,
rococo,
cocteau,
primitivism,
contemporary,
functionalist,
marinetti,
alban berg,
vuillard,
nocturnes,
watteau,
poetics,
pianism,
satie,
ballade,
grisaille,
meyerbeer,
andantino,
inwardness,
hegelian,
nouvelle vague,
parmigianino,
structuralism,
mazurka,
erik satie,
songlike,
semiabstract,
gavotte,
platonism,
quattrocento,
portamento,
lutoslawski,
neorealism,
adagios,
bela bartok,
leon battista alberti,
classicists,
mercantilism,
moralists,
academia,
romanticists,
neo,
rationalists,
romanticism,
hagiography,
historiography,
romantics,
catholicism,
humanism,
liberalism,
monasticism,
surrealism,
anglicanism
Appears in the definition of:
.,
neoclassicist,
neoclassicistic
More general:
classicism
Also try:
— Adjectives for neoclassicism:
french,
century,
english,
early,
american,
european,
late,
german,
academic,
modern,
rational,
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