Examples of 'neo-romantic' in a sentence
Meaning of "neo-romantic"
Neo-romantic: Relating to a movement in literature, music, and art that revived elements of romanticism in a modern context
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She composed in a predominantly neo-Romantic style.
This is typical of neo-Romantic composers such as Barber.
His style could be described as neo-romantic.
Life through her Neo-Romantic evening wear.
His work is lushly melodic and has often been described as neo-romantic.
Catán composed his music in a neo-Romantic and lyrical style.
In neo-romantic and fantasy art one can often see the elements of Victorian aesthetic values.
His two operas are in a neo-romantic style.
Arnič developed from a neo-romantic base, but avoided the dissonance of the Expressionists.
His music is generally tonal and neo-Romantic in style.
In Lviv, a small neo-romantic group of authors formed around the lyricist Schmuel Jankev Imber.
He is considered a leading neo-romantic composer.
It is a neo-romantic nationalist opera.
He has also used forms and styles of jazz and neo-romantic music.
This trend was expressed in the neo-romantic theater the first decades of our century.
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They are paintings that evoke a world of spirituality and symbolism in captivating neo-romantic environments.
Acosta 's Timeline paintings feature the neo-romantic architecture of a seemingly abandoned city.
His philosophies were in line with the Romantic and Neo-Romantic eras.
It has a neo-romantic church.
Del Tredici is considered a pioneer of the Neo-Romantic movement.
Astrup is regarded as a neo-romantic painter, but he also worked with woodcuts.
The composition is characterised by Bernstein 's customarily graceful melodies and neo-Romantic sensibility.
Kernis 's style has been described as having neo-romantic intensity with exuberant imagination.
He studied at the University of Vienna and became a literary critic and a neo-romantic poet.
The totalization is persecuted in the völkish neo-romantic movement, whether in nazi mythology.
The aesthetic philosophy of Arthur Schopenhauer and Friedrich Nietzsche has contributed greatly to neo-romantic thinking.
It was built in a neo-romantic style.
Its architectural style is characterized as " modernized neo-romantic.
It was very neo-romantic.
Aspazija 's first works are realistic, but most of her work is neo-romantic.
Powell's conservative, neo-Romantic style stems from his practical approach to composition.
Pena Palace in Sintra, Portugal one of the points of reference for Neo-Romantic architecture.
Neo-romantic orchestral writing has a strong cinematic - and sometimes frankly illustrative - quality.
Initially influenced by Dufy and Matisse, he has also drawn on the British Neo-Romantic tradition.
His music has been described as neo-romantic but also as modernist and non-tonal.
Primarily, his personal photography is neo-romantic.
Neo-Romantic and in French in the text.
As a poet, he may be classified as a Neo-Romantic.
The old Neo-Romantic world has long gone, but the dream persists . '.
However, he soon became disillusioned with neo-romantic authors.
It was built in 1889 in the Neo-romantic style and compleTelephoney reconstructed about a hundred years later.
The suite is from the composer 's neo-romantic period.
Nino Rota embraced neo-Classical, neo-Romantic and even neo-Baroque affiliations.
Christie 's auction house called Vautrin 's works the “ epitome of Parisian Neo-Romantic chic . ”.
Tadeusz 's cousin was the notable Polish neo-romantic poet Kazimierz Przerwa-Tetmajer.
Kittelsen 's style could be classified between Neo-Romantic and naïve painting.
He chose an original approach instead, similar to neo-romantic trends in fin-de-siècle Europe.
