An edition of What is classicism?
(1990)
What is classicism?
by Michael Greenhalgh
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Offers a survey of classicism's myriad manifestations to date, tracing its lineage from Antiquity, through the Middle Ages and Renaissance, to the Enlightenment and the present day.
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Table of Contents
Classicism: a broad definition
The classical tradition: origins and importance
Classicism: the Middle Ages and the Renaissance
Classicism in Medieval and Renaissance architecture
The 17th century
The 18th century: history and Neo-classicism
Classicism in painting and sculpture: 18th and 19th centuries
Academies and change
Neo-classicism in 19th century architecture
Classicism and the battle of the styles
Classicism in 20th-century painting and sculpture
Modern architecture and classicism
Planning the modern city
Modernism and post-modernism in architecture
Post-modernism and historicism
Classicism, post-modernism and the future.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 66-72).
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