French Classicism, as reviled in "the return of Martin Guerre" and .
Moliere's The Misanthrope, showed how French Classicism stressed order, .
balance, and simplicity in life in addition to reason, logic and analysis in seeking .
that is true and Æ'ngood. There where two different classes of human beings in the .
French Classical Age. The Aristocrats, (high class) and the Peasants, (low class). .
In the 17th century, Peasants were usually looked down on as the lower orders. .
They wore that insignia because of there social status among higher class or Court .
of the days. Peasants, where a poor class of people made up of small farmers, .
tenants, sharecroppers formed the main labor force of the land. Being a peasant .
was not an easy life. A typical 17th Century Peasant family lived in small cottage .
with dirt floors and only one bath those that had even this much where considered .
well to do Peasants because they had jobs and could provide some of .
what a typical Peasant family would need to survive. .
Although some people of the classical age had it better than others they still .
had to do things like pay taxes, and who better to pay taxes to than King Louis .
XIV. Villagers had much respect for the King in which they thought God gave .
him special powers to serve his people. The Sun King, King Louis XIV, became a .
model and the despair of other less rich and powerful princes who accepted his .
theory of absolute monarch. His great endeavor was to make himself supreme in .
Europe and had a passion for fame. Louis encouraged the growing of culture. .
Louis XIV brought peace, and was a patron of the arts. .
One could find that many conflicts and confusion arose between love, .
Marriage, passion, and reason. Characters like, Bertrande de Rols, the "new" .
Martin Guerre, and Alceste of the Misanthrope, have shown us their flaws and .
strengths alike. Bertrande de Rols, in the return of Martin Guerre, seemed to have .
a concern for her reputation as a woman.
Classicism is when you do things the traditional way. ... Another time I saw Classicism is when I saw the Huron tribe fighting. ... The final time I saw Classicism was when the Americans surrendered there fort to the French. ... In conclusion Romanticism and Classicism are used many times throughout the movie. ... Classicism and Romanticism give it more detail and depth. ...
Classicism refers to the aesthetic principles in Aristotle's "Poetics." ... The rules of Classicism also strictly demanded that tragedy and comedy must be separate and never combined within one play. ... He felt that true genius should not be fettered by rules and systems of creation, such as those found in Classicism. ... However, despite his fiery words against Classicism and its followers, Hugo did not entirely dismiss their unities. ... This preface to an unstageable play soon became the manifesto of the French Romantics and the antithesis to the French Classicists. ...
On Sunday, December 07, 2003, I attended the Mozart and The Height of Classicism concert that was held in the Lincoln Theater of the New World Symphony orchestral academy. ... I enjoyed more the others where the violins, viola, cello, flutes, bassoon, French horns and timpani played a bigger role. ... Over all I did love the concert because it was the same style of classicism. ...
As a rule, Classicism can be characterized as an issue in writing, visual workmanship, music, or construction modeling that draws on the styles of antiquated Greece and Rome, particularly fifth- and fourth-century b.c.e. ... On the off chance that Italians assumed the lead part in the restoration of times long past in the fourteenth and fifteenth hundreds of years, in the sixteenth century that part was expected by northern Europe, where formal style especially prospered among researchers in France, Germany, Switzerland, and England. ...
Poussin is known as the greatest French painter of his century and the greatest of the Baroque Era. ... In France in the 1640's classicism was the movement and Poussin was the one who did the most to bring it out....
Apparently, the architect that designed this building was a French architect named Charles Garnier in 1861. ... Speaking of classicism, this building also reminded me of a church that I built in the year 1470, and it was the church of Sant' Andrea. ... This building showed me how classicism has survived through many years and is still used today, but also how it has evolved in many ways as well. Before, I remember when buildings used to have single columns in their facades, and now I see how architects have changed that to the use of paired columns instead, which is a characteristic of th...
Neoclassical style began to show its face around the late eighteenth century that emerged as a reaction to the Rococo style and that sought inspiration from the ancient Classicism. ... The Rococo style arose in France in the waning years of the Sun King's reign and was created for the French elite almost single-handedly by painter and decorator Jean-Antoine Watteau. ...
This is partly due to classical influence, or rather to the modified form of classicism practiced in the French theatre .The classical unities led at its best to compression, to concentration, to refinement, it led to mere sensationalism, a series of misfortunes coming too rapidly one upon another to do anything but stun the reader. ... This device is often said to be drawn from the French dramatists, and indeed Comeille has presented one of the most involved yet symmetrical examples of it in his Horace. ...
This is partly due to classical influence, or rather to the modified form of classicism practiced in the French theatre .The classical unities led at its best to compression, to concentration, to refinement, it led to mere sensationalism, a series of misfortunes coming too rapidly one upon another to do anything but stun the reader. ... This device is often said to be drawn from the French dramatists, and indeed Comeille has presented one of the most involved yet symmetrical examples of it in his Horace. ...