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| modernist, with elegant, although reserved, | neoclassical accents including its access facade that is |
| ce with the adjacent Catherine Park and the | neoclassical Alexander Palace with the adjacent Alexande |
| The architectural style was a mix of | Neoclassical and "Spanish romanticism". |
| They are built in the late Queen Anne, | Neoclassical, and Tudor Revival styles. |
| The houses are late Queen Anne style, | Neoclassical, and Tudor Revival. |
| Didot is described as | neoclassical, and is evocative of the Age of Enlightenme |
| aume-Joseph Roques (1757-1847) was a French | neoclassical and romantic painter. |
| is a German Electronic, Martial-industrial, | Neoclassical and Neofolk band founded in 1995 by Josef M |
| metal, industrial, medieval profane music, | neoclassical and apocalyptic-folk. |
| tural styles, including American Craftsman, | Neoclassical, and Art Deco. |
| The | neoclassical and Art Deco elements work harmoniously tog |
| s architecture, it was an unusual mixing of | neoclassical and picturesque aesthetics in one plantatio |
| after an early owner, is a two-story brick | Neoclassical apartment building constructed circa 1910. |
| nd interior design products known for their | neoclassical appearance and use of inlaid woods. |
| quity, forms that satisfied the Baroque and | neoclassical approach to classical art alike. |
| d the new wings were connected in 1802 by a | neoclassical arch, built in honour of Prince regent John |
| e was built for the 3rd Earl of Bute by the | neoclassical architect Robert Adam. |
| son, Julien-David Le Roy (1724-1803), was a | neoclassical architect and archaeologist, author of the |
| rovince of Pordenone - 1819) was an Italian | neoclassical architect. |
| 5, 1845) was an American master builder and | neoclassical architect. |
| building was designed by Albert Kahn in the | Neoclassical architectural style. |
| ctagonal concrete lighthouse decorated with | neoclassical architectural features was built in 1923. |
| The | neoclassical architectural style includes a Romanesque d |
| There has been open feuding over the | neoclassical architectural approach ultimately chosen, w |
| ed among other towns of North Russia by its | Neoclassical architectural heritage, which includes the |
| Wilkins, a devotee of the | neoclassical architectural style, designed the first cam |
| It was built in 1874, and displays a | neoclassical architecture style. |
| lano, the post office building was built in | neoclassical architecture in 1926. |
| nal Exhibition Centre, an example of Soviet | neoclassical architecture in Shanghai. |
| It is considered the first example of | Neoclassical architecture in Copenhagen. |
| ding, circa 1840, is an example of Federal, | neoclassical architecture that dominates the Historic Di |
| ten called the "White City", it popularized | neoclassical architecture in a monumental and rational B |
| ultiple elements of early twentieth century | Neoclassical architecture with other features of the new |
| transition from the legacy of 19th century | Neoclassical architecture to 20th century Functionalism. |
| John and David Parkinson in the Beaux Arts | Neoclassical architecture style, the building was added |
| ing was built by Pearson and Darling in the | neoclassical architecture style with distinctive Corinth |
| Stalinist | neoclassical architecture mixes the Russian neoclassical |
| It is also significant for its | Neoclassical architecture, which is unusual for Christch |
| signed by an architect better known for his | Neoclassical architecture, Karl Friedrich Schinkel, and |
| Watkin's main research interest has been | neoclassical architecture, particularly from the 18th ce |
| Gianotti also created works of | Neoclassical architecture, notably the El Mundo newspape |
| in 1758, it was England's first example of | Neoclassical architecture. |
| the lighthouse adopted basic elements from | neoclassical architecture. |
| The style is a blend of Spanish Creole and | neoclassical architecture: “In the late 19th century, Po |
| The collection was originally housed in a | neoclassical art gallery designed by Trumbull on Yale's |
| It grew to be considered a paradigm of | neoclassical art. |
| Das Nachtvolk is a 1997 album by the | neoclassical band WeltenBrand. |
| Arcana is Swedish | neoclassical band formed in 1994 and was originally sign |
| The six story, | neoclassical, Beaux-Arts building opened in 1937. |
| e cathedral presents a unity which even the | Neoclassical belltower has failed to mar. |
| The | Neoclassical Bourla Theatre, built in 1827 and 1834 by a |
| The present | Neoclassical building by architect Jack Liebenberg was d |
| The | Neoclassical building stands in a conservation area oppo |
| It is located in a 1914 | neoclassical building of 11,724 square feet (1,089.2 |
| MAPR is a 130,000-square-foot (12,000 m2) | neoclassical building from the 1920s formerly known as t |
| The | neoclassical building was completed in 1787 and has come |
| It occupies the | Neoclassical building on Seaside Boulevard, built to a d |
| It is located in a | neoclassical building at the southern end of the Hofgart |
| The | neoclassical building was designed by Sir Percy Thomas a |
| The museum building is a simple | neoclassical building with a light marble cladding and a |
| based in Broughton Place in Edinburgh, in a | neoclassical building designed by Archibald Elliot which |
| s housed in an eclectic, baroque and French | neoclassical building designed in 1905 by Belgian-Argent |
| In the city centre - where the | neoclassical building of architect Carlos Amarante marks |
| Opened in September 2008 in a renovated | Neoclassical building (1886) on the main thoroughfare of |
| It is still the tallest | neoclassical building in the south. |
| he Chateau de Pompignan, a mid-18th century | neoclassical building, sits on a terrace above the villa |
| n full control; the castle turned out not a | Neoclassical building, but "a rare example of an imperia |
| t. Nicholas (1809-23) rank among the finest | Neoclassical buildings in the region. |
| ig patronized the arts as principal of many | neoclassical buildings, especially in Munich, and as fan |
| The Kalyazin Bell Tower is a | Neoclassical campanile rising to a height of 74.5 metres |
| These last works were done following the | neoclassical canons. |
| Cello (1945) and Piano (1962), and also the | neoclassical Capricorn Concerto for flute, oboe, trumpet |
| Eichendorff purchased the estates and had a | Neoclassical castle built, where his young nephew Joseph |
| The | Neoclassical cathedral of St. Nicholas was consecrated i |
| Violin and Harpsichord is a three-movement, | neoclassical chamber work composed by Walter Piston in 1 |
| The | neoclassical church building was designed by John Russel |
| It is deemed to be the best surviving | Neoclassical church in Liverpool. |
| St Thomas' Church is a | neoclassical church in Stockport, England built in 1822- |
| In 1915 the | Neoclassical church edifice was erected at 520 Vine Stre |
| The Church Notre-Dame-de-Lorette is a | neoclassical church built by architect Louis-Hippolyte L |
| h) or Sint-Jacob-op-Koudenberg (Dutch) is a | neoclassical church located in the historic square of Pl |
| La Chapelle-des-Pots | Neoclassical church |
| Osborne was, like his mentor, a | neoclassical composer. |
| k of Friedrich von Wieser) but rejected the | neoclassical conception of marginal utility. |
| in's portrait bust draped in a toga recalls | Neoclassical conventions, as in Houdon's sculptural port |
| ructed in 1922 to replace the previous 1833 | Neoclassical courthouse that had been destroyed by fire |
| t end, the street is dominated by the grand | neoclassical Czech National Museum. |
| ated by Ionic pilasters and another typical | Neoclassical decoration is a "running dog". |
| Built to a rather austre | Neoclassical design, the Freemason's Hall is a large gre |
| er third floor courtroom is notable for its | neoclassical detailing. |
| The design of the note incorporates | neoclassical details from Wren's work. |
| ree bays in the Italianate style with later | Neoclassical details. |
| first commissioned in 1787, exemplifies the | Neoclassical devotion to love and emotion. |
| s the large circular room filled with forty | neoclassical Doric columns directly beneath the United S |
| as-reliefs and provided it with a lid and a | neoclassical drum pedestal. |
| In this book, Gaffney shows how | Neoclassical economics was designed and promoted by land |
| Beyond | Neoclassical Economics (1996) Edward Elgar Publishing IS |
| In | neoclassical economics, the distinction between producti |
| He was a critic of the nascent | Neoclassical economics, particularly as propounded by hi |
| corporate institutions and information into | neoclassical economics. |
| being one of the founders of the school of | neoclassical economics. |
| low levels of interest rates is disputed by | neoclassical economists like the German economist Hans-W |
| Hide's building is a stuccoed | Neoclassical edifice with distinctive Egyptian-style tap |
| The Hampshire County Courthouse is a | Neoclassical edifice in the center of downtown Romney, c |
| The task of removing the | Neoclassical elements in order to recover the original G |
| The only | Neoclassical elements spared were most of the ambulatory |
| l Revival buildings of the era, with enough | neoclassical elements including a cupola styled after th |
| d him to make a serious contribution to the | neoclassical era. |
| Ledoux continued this | Neoclassical evolution. |
| It has a restrained | Neoclassical facade and features a one bay portico with |
| With its gorgeous, | neoclassical facade, the Casa Armstrong-Poventud is amon |
| Two of the structure's three | neoclassical facades |
| far older fortress, it gained some slightly | Neoclassical features after its renovation during the 18 |
| s Court is an early 19th century house with | neoclassical features. |
| as circular turrets, prominent porches, and | Neoclassical fenestration. |
| style, dating from the 18th century and the | neoclassical fountain situated in front of the church. |
| Sanctuary of Lourdes de La Nou, | neoclassical, from the 19th century. |
| 1936-1939, the yellow brick building is the | Neoclassical Functionalist design of Karl Martin Westerb |
| of a small graveyard, long gone-, while the | neoclassical garden revolves around the theme of love. |
| This | Neoclassical gate offers breathtaking views, including t |
| al appearance made it a favourite among the | neoclassical generations of artists and visitors, and it |
| redited to the English industrial and Pagan | neoclassical group Sol Invictus. |
| y Information Acquisition, Stock Prices and | Neoclassical Growth", was supervised by Christopher A. S |
| His style is influenced by classical music, | neoclassical guitarists, as well as melodic metal bands |
| architect Carl Ludvig Engel, the creator of | neoclassical Helsinki and, after his death, by his son, |
| eely Johnson House is a Greek Revival style | Neoclassical historic home built in 1853, located at 102 |
| Maple Glade is the stately | Neoclassical home built in 1905 for the principal, J. Al |
| It is a tall red brick | neoclassical house in a fine landscape setting with a Pa |
| The | Neoclassical house was destroyed in August of the follow |
| fraternal organization's logo, rather than | neoclassical human figures, idealized versions of the co |
| (Russian: Мариинcкий дворец), was the last | Neoclassical imperial palace to be constructed in Saint |
| The work is | Neoclassical in outlook, and his approach reflects Marti |
| He turned for new, | Neoclassical instruction from Antoine Decrezet, a friend |
| form of martial industrial with emphasis on | neoclassical instrumentation combined with experimentali |
| ntly, the vocabulary utilized is purely the | Neoclassical Isabelino of the Spanish 19th century, repr |
| The style is | Neoclassical Italianate, and it is sheathed in East Tenn |
| both pre-petrine buildings and contemporary | neoclassical landmarks. |
| The building has a | neoclassical limestone base. |
| atures including an orangery, stables and a | neoclassical lodge. |
| entury, Dominik Merlini gave the interior a | neoclassical look. |
| ns were added in 1934 giving the building a | Neoclassical look. |
| details were removed giving the building a | Neoclassical look. |
| His style was the | Neoclassical Louis Seize style and he drew on inspiratio |
| A | Neoclassical mansion in Fairmont Park, Philadelphia, Pen |
| Higham Park is a large | neoclassical mansion, once the home of eccentric racing |
| le architecture to convert the house into a | Neoclassical mansion. |
| Many magnificent | neoclassical mansions can be seen from that period as we |
| A firebrick fireplace with | neoclassical mantel is located on the end wall. |
| To the same period belongs his | neoclassical marble figure of Britannia for the Hall of |
| y and Mind is the first EP by the Norwegian | neoclassical metal band Winds. |
| , Romanesque Revival, Victorian, Edwardian, | Neoclassical, Mission Revival, and Spanish Colonial Revi |
| re has buildings in a wide range of styles: | neoclassical, modernista, noucentista and simply eclecti |
| raham Bell Memorial Park, featuring a broad | neoclassical monument depicting mankind's ability to com |
| ntings done while studying in Paris and his | neoclassical murals to his impressionistic Southwest wor |
| useful as a source of inspiration into the | neoclassical nineteenth century, for a copy appears in t |
| designed by the architect Fredrik Blom as a | neoclassical octahedral temple inspired by the Pantheon |
| itectural styles represented range from the | Neoclassical of the early 19th century to the classical |
| eco features, but is correctly described as | neoclassical on account of the contrast between the clas |
| shed in 1779, though it is modest and fully | Neoclassical on the outside, has an interior unexpectedl |
| 20 May 1850 -- 25 June1902) was a Victorian | neoclassical painter who attended classes at the Slade S |
| Johann Zoffany - German | neoclassical painter active in England. |
| 6 March 1692 - 1 January 1768) was a French | Neoclassical painter. |
| Sappho and Phaon is an 1809 | neoclassical painting by the French painter Jacques-Loui |
| The Seteais Palace is a | neoclassical palace located in Sintra, Portugal. |
| nterior, and subsequently, a completely new | neoclassical palace at Defterdarburnu. |
| l this book argues for the replacing of the | neoclassical paradigm with the "I & We" paradigm. |
| s of interest include the gothic town hall, | neoclassical parish church, and the remains of the Mola |
| g terminus building in Berlin from the late | neoclassical period and counts as one of the oldest stat |
| The ballet was written during Stravinsky's | neoclassical period, which was ushered in by one of his |
| s (S.F.3) has brought Dosi to criticize the | Neoclassical prediction that firms in an industry conver |
| ith a vault of edge, highlighting its three | neoclassical retables; side of the Gospel, Presibiterio |
| al heritage did not occur until the Russian | neoclassical revival of early 1900s. |
| rthouse in Summersville, West Virginia is a | Neoclassical Revival building, designed in 1895 and not |
| ory, masonry and steel main building in the | Neoclassical Revival style. |
| n Luther Brittain, Sr., House, built in the | Neoclassical Revival style and located at 1109 West Peac |
| ue to it differing greatly from the Russian | neoclassical revival style. |
| man, Dutch Colonial Revival, Tudor Revival, | Neoclassical Revival, American Foursquare, and Shingle. |
| ebles, and today represents the city's only | Neoclassical Revival-style high-rise. |
| ican Colonial, Creole, Acadian, Spanish and | Neoclassical Revival. |
| errado" ("The Exiled"), a touching image of | neoclassical, romantic and realist resemblances, that is |
| va's design, this sculpture is found in the | neoclassical S.S. Salvatore church in Terracina, Lazio. |
| The town's most conspicuous landmark, the | Neoclassical Savior-Transfiguration Cathedral, was const |
| In England, he was known for | neoclassical scenes from mythology, often collaborating |
| He was an academic painter of the | neoclassical school. |
| received a statue of Benjamin Franklin from | neoclassical sculptor Hiram Powers. |
| copy of an original bust created by French | neoclassical sculptor Jean Antoine Houdon that is on dis |
| inling Gibbons and Ben Harms, classical and | neoclassical sculptures (including ones by John Flaxman |
| The large, | neoclassical Simmons-Edwards House was built for Francis |
| he centre of the old city is a semicircular | Neoclassical square with the Tuscan column of cast iron |
| The | neoclassical St Peter's Church of Kaster, located in the |
| construction), is the second tallest of the | neoclassical Stalin-era "seven sisters" (198 m (650 ft), |
| irie turned into a personal fantasy land of | neoclassical statues, Far Eastern art, and huge European |
| The building is a six-story | Neoclassical structure measuring 260 feet (79 m) by 140 |
| ent county courthouse, a square, four-story | neoclassical structure of white marble that rises to six |
| The bank building is a Classical Revival or | Neoclassical structure, notable for its elevations, whic |
| The notable | Neoclassical structures from the 18th century include th |
| The church is built in | neoclassical style in brick with stone dressings and a s |
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