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• The greek word neos means new
• First class is the meaning of the greek word classicus
• Jacques Louis David was a pre element painter of era and a influential French Painter.He's the one who made the The Death of Marat,Napoleon Crossing the Alps and Oath of the Horath
• Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres was a pupil of Jacques Louis David and influenced by Italian Renaissance painters.He's the one who made the Portrait of Napoleon on the Imperial Throne and The Apothosis of Homer
• Antonio Canova was a sculptor in neoclassical period.He made the Psyche Awakened by Cupid's Kiss and the Washington
• Bertel Thorvaldsen was the first internationally acclaimed Denmish Christ.He made the Christ and Lion of Licerne
• Temple Style is a building design was based on ancient temple,use the continuous line in columns around the building.The examples of this is La Madeleine De Paris,British Museum and Pantheon
• Palladian Style is based on AndreaPalladio's style of villa constraction and some building feature a Ballustrado or the vertical support. The Example of this are White House and US capitol
• Classical Block Style it featured rectangular or square plan with a flat roof and an exterior rich in classical detail.The exterior features repeated classical pattern or series of arches and columns.
• Henri Labrouste was a painter of the classical block style,his masterpiece is the Library of Saint Genevere.
• Charles Garnier is the most famous classical block of all which is the Palais Garnier
• Elements of Music


  • Rhythm
  • Tempo
  • Duration
  • Pitch
  • Dynamics
  • Form
  • Timbre/Tone Color
  • Harmony
  • Melody
• Rhythm


  The length of notes and rests in music
• Tempo


  The speed of the song
• Duration


  Length of time musical sound time
• Pitch


  Highness and lowness of sound
• Dynamics


  The volume within the song; the loudness and softness of the song
• Form


  How the music is set up and the organization of musical elements in time
• Timbre/Tone Color


  The sound quality of the instrument
• Harmony


  Two or more notes played at the same time; the way chords are constructed
• Melody


  The tune of the song; a series of single tones, which add up to a recognizable whole