Perhaps you misunderstand. I am speaking about modernism in the
print/sculpture/achitecture sense, solid lines, colours, geometrical elements, etc. I
don't know as much about neoclassicism, more then it seems to be sort of an
interpretation of the classical (rennisance and previous) art periods in terms of
composition, colour, form, subject manner, etc.
-Tom
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> No its not!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
> What is neoclassicism, Alex?
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>> Art deco is pretty much a sect OF modernism, friend, like the wounderful
>sculpture/architecture used in the propaganda/lifestyles of the ruling class
>during the bloom of industrialism shortly before and after the turn of the
>twentieth century.
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...these streets, these times, they tie me down, i'm through with you...i'm through
with it all...
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