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Neo-Baroque
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Neo-Baroque
Said of a mode of architecture (in the late 19th century and early 20th century) more or less patterned after Baroque architecture developed in the 17th century.


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Even the central railway station is a work of art, boasting two monumental neobaroque facades, a large glass dome and a marble interior.
Taking the recent overhaul of the concept of Baroque as their springboard, the contributors consider differing views of the texts that are affected by the notion of power relations, and analyze institutions, subjectivities, social reflexivity, identity, and modern concepts of Ultrabaroque and Neobaroque in texts by Quevedo, Gracian, Garcilaso, and Cervantes, among others.
Rahimi eventually relocated to Frankfurt, at the age of twenty, to study painting with Christa Naher, first lady of the German neobaroque.
 
 
 
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