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... style , style of ancient Greek art , primarily of vase painting , that began about 900 BC and represents the last purely Myce- naean - Greek art form that originated before the influx of foreign inspiration by about 800 BC . Athens was ...
... style , style of ancient Greek art , primarily of vase painting , that began about 900 BC and represents the last purely Myce- naean - Greek art form that originated before the influx of foreign inspiration by about 800 BC . Athens was ...
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... style of continental Eu- rope , which the Whig aristocrats eventually judged to be of questionable taste . Thus , the new generation of architects , theorists , and wealthy amateurs set out to reform architec- ture in accordance with ...
... style of continental Eu- rope , which the Whig aristocrats eventually judged to be of questionable taste . Thus , the new generation of architects , theorists , and wealthy amateurs set out to reform architec- ture in accordance with ...
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... style ( c . 1200-1300 AD ) . The first mature example of the style was the nave and choir of Lincoln Cathedral ( begun in 1192 ) . Early English Gothic churches differed in several respects from their French counter- parts . They had ...
... style ( c . 1200-1300 AD ) . The first mature example of the style was the nave and choir of Lincoln Cathedral ( begun in 1192 ) . Early English Gothic churches differed in several respects from their French counter- parts . They had ...
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