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Classical
Classical
Classical refers to the style of Greek and Roman art that flourished during the fifth century B.C..
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Classical
Classical refers to the style of Greek and Roman art that flourished during the fifth century B.C..
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Classical
Classical refers to the style of Greek and Roman art that flourished during the fifth century B.C..
Classical art
Classical art defines the style, traditions, and qualities of ancient times, most particular the art and sculpture of ancient Greece and Rome.
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