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clas·si·cist [ˈklæsɪsɪst] N
1. classicist (follower of Classicism):
- classicist
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2. classicist (ancient Greek or Roman expert):
- classicist
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German
English
- Humanist(in)
- classicist
- Altphilologe (-phi·lo·lo·gin)
- classicist
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The position is currently a subject of debate among modern classicists.
en.wikipedia.org An acutely gifted classicist, he came to the head of a business that was successful in traditional terms but now moved into uncharted terrain.
en.wikipedia.org He also drew more heavily from romantic and classicist traditions, while perfecting his form and style, and becoming a virtuoso of word and language.
en.wikipedia.org It has facades with the decorations of classicist inspiration.
en.wikipedia.org The sacristy has a domed cover on scallops and has a crucifix inside classicist of the second quarter of the seventeenth century.
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www.kunsthalle-karlsruhe.de Another painting within the genre of history painting on show here is Antiochus and Stratonice, which was painted by the Amsterdam classicist Gérard de Lairesse in 1676 and greatly celebrated by Johann Joachim Winckelmann.
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Ebenfalls zur Gattung der Historie zählt das schon von Johann Joachim Winckelmann bewunderte Gemälde „Antiochos und Stratonike“, das der Amsterdamer Klassizist Gérard de Lairesse 1676 malte.