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Rinascita/Revival | Renacimiento/Revival | Rebirth/Revival

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Language: fr, it, en, de

Published: July 26, 2021

Keywords

Quattrocento • Gazette des Beaux-Arts • Charles Heathcote Tatham • State-owned properties • Medieval and Renaissance Revival • 19th century Rome • Real Academia de San Fernando • Theatre of Marcellus • Lansdown Tower • Historicism • Forum of Augustus • Nineteenth-century sculpture • Architectural revival • Peyre • Temple of Antoninus and Faustina • Reception of antiquity • François-Joseph Talma • Antonin Mercié • Union of the arts • Florence • Interior decoration • James Cavanah Murphy • John Charles Rossi • Ancient Rome • Four Seasons • Directoire • Francis Cook • Goujon • Napoleonic Kingdom of Italy • Neo-Florentine • Ornamental terracotta • Tradition • Isidro González Velázquez • Salon • Gothic Revival • Giambologna • Historiographic analysis • Augusto Burchi • Lescot • Pompeii • Ecclesiastics suppressions • Revival • Roman wall paintings • Neo-Renaissance • Louvre • Patrons and artists • Bramante style • Eugène Delacroix • Alexandre Falguière • Moorish Revival • Percier • Donatello • Galileo Chini • Venice • Paul Dubois • Tuileries • Fonthill Abbey • William Beckford • Renaissance • Public buildings • Herculaneum • Paul Mantz • Irish architect • Pioneer • Saint Anthony • History of Florence • Monserrate • Nineteenth century style, ornament and colour • Villa Borghese • Fontaine • Napoléon • Quatremère de Quincy

permalink http://doi.org/10.30687/MDCCC/2280-8841/2021/10

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