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		<description><![CDATA[French Romanticism: The Historical Context Neoclassicism was a historicist revival of an ancient style that acquired political and social implications during a time of turbulent change.  Calm and serene, Neoclassicism lent itself well to noble subject matter that depicted the ideals the French public should emulate.  Despite the classical harmony of Neoclassicism, the style was [...]]]></description>
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