neoclassicist

Relating to or characteristic of neoclassicism, a style or movement in art, architecture, and literature that draws inspiration from classical antiquity.

• 🇫🇷Qui se rapporte au néoclassicisme ou en est caractéristique — style ou courant artistique, architectural et littéraire s'inspirant de l'Antiquité.

1. Relating to neoclassicism C1 formal art

   Pertaining to or characteristic of neoclassicism, a style in art, literature, and architecture that draws inspiration from classical antiquity, especially ancient Greece and Rome.

   • The museum's new wing features a neoclassicist design with columns and pediments.
   • Her paintings are distinctly neoclassicist, emphasizing symmetry and idealized forms.
   • The poet's work is considered neoclassicist, adhering to strict meter and classical themes.

   🇫🇷relatif au néoclassicisme

   Synonymes: classicisticneoclassicneoclassical

• more neoclassicist comparative form
• most neoclassicist superlative form

A person who advocates or follows the principles of neoclassicism, especially in art, literature, or architecture.

• 🇫🇷Personne qui soutient ou suit les principes du néoclassicisme, notamment dans l'art, la littérature ou l'architecture.

1. Advocate of neoclassicism C1 formal art

   A person who supports or practices neoclassicism, a style in art, literature, and architecture that draws inspiration from classical antiquity.

   • The neoclassicist argued for a return to the principles of ancient Greek and Roman art.
   • Many neoclassicists rejected the ornate style of the Baroque period.
   • The exhibition featured works by prominent neoclassicists of the 18th century.

   🇫🇷Néoclassiciste (partisan du néoclassicisme)

• neoclassicists plural form
• neoclassicists' possessive plural form
• neoclassicist's possessive singular form