The Style Debate: the Sequel

6 important questions on The Style Debate: the Sequel

What was Italy like in the early 19th century?

A collection of several independent states, some under Austrian rule, who wished for their own country and unity.

Who was Victor Emmanuel II?

The leader of the Movement of Freedom in Italy. He annexed Rome into the new Italian State in 1870. Monuments were erected in his honour wherever he held his speeches. They were Neoclassicist and had a political purpose.

What did Italy's Eclecticism look like?

It was mainly a combined of the preferred Neo-Renaissance style with some modern elements. Shopping malls and stations were built in this style.
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What did 19th century Russian Eclecticism look like?

A combination of East and West in Classical, Medieval and Oriental styles. These were colourful buildings with onion-shaped windows. This style was called the Neo-Russian Design. Its most important architect was the British-Russian architect Sherwood, who designed the Moskow Historical Museum to reflect Russia's history.

Which two styles clashed in 1850?

Neoclassicism and Neo-Gothicism.

Which were the subjects of the 19th century style debates?

  1. Content vs. value.
  2. Individualism vs. nationalism.
  3. Modernity vs. historicism.

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