Neoclassical art

When1:  1750

When2:  1850

Who:    Romanticism or Neoclassical

What:   art period

Where:  England

Detail: Romanticism or Neoclassical Art revived Greek classical, Romanesque, and Gothic styles, to create intense emotional experience by removing present customs and social orders and returning to simpler, more natural time. It began with archeological discoveries of Greek antiquities and ruins at Pompeii and Herculaneum. Romanticism included Millet, Rousseau, Corot, and Daubigny. Romanticism included Barbizon School. Soufflot, Robert Adam, and Thomas Jefferson are Neoclassical.

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