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Перевод: neoclassical

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неоклассический

Тезаурус:

1. CANOVA's "THREE GRACES" was the most important piece of neoclassical sculpture in Britain.
2. In the previous chapter it was pointed out that both classical and neoclassical criminology had already incorporated some principles that were to be fundamental to positivism: classical criminology had insisted on practical crime control rather than retributive desert as the aim of punishment, and neoclassicism had allowed for the principle at least of "determinants" of crime.
3. This great neoclassical house had been reprieved from imminent demolition in 1972 by ministers and taken into guardianship two years later.
4. The house has magnificent interior decorations and is surrounded by Italian style gardens including a lake, a flourishing orangery, classical statues and neoclassical temples.
5. Rather, it seems that, in its usage at least, it can best be seen as having been incorporated into the neoclassical compromise which has dominated most Western criminal justice systems.
6. Dupre was a pupil of David, the towering genius of French neoclassical painting, and the views and costume studies echo his clarity of line and ornamental composition.
7. The interior decoration is quite magnificent and there are also beautiful Italian-style gardens with classical statues and neoclassical temples.
8. "Away with prettiness - I like the solid masculine appeal of the library," Gene says, citing a console table with faux marbre top, an Arts and Crafts hallstand (195) and a pair of heavy curtains, 10 feet long, in a stunning neoclassical print, for 95.
9. The beautiful old building in neoclassical style is called the Palacio de Anaya, situated on the square of that name, and it was built in 1760.
10. The issue in this case was whether or not listed building consent should have been obtained before the neoclassical statue was removed from the Temple of Graces, a listed building specifically designed to house it
11. But despite this, the English system developed to incorporate "neoclassical" assumptions very similar to those on the Continent.
12. But these ideas soon became diluted (very much along "neoclassical" lines), "Perhaps because of the English Common Law tradition that room should always be left to accommodate the peculiarities of individual cases" (ibid., p.727).
13. The great blocks of nineteenth-century neoclassical building which characterise this part of Pest give it a rather grand manner, though a century of knocks has rather frayed its hauteur.