... chose this period because the aesthetic movement of the 19th century celebrated beauty for its own sake, not just in painting but also in furniture, textiles, ceramics, fashion and architecture. Beauty in the Victorian period was very much linked to lifestyle. It was also the period where ... . Alma Tameda is placed in the Academicism movement, known for his architectural accuracy, technique in reproducing marble, metals and flowers, his style was influenced by French and European art and the neoclassical and romantic movements. Sawhney suggests By seeing themselves as Romans the Victor...

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