Answer:
TRUE
Explanation:
Neoclassicism was an artistic and cultural movement that emerged in Europe in the eighteenth century, around 1750 and aimed to rescue the aesthetic and cultural values of classical civilizations, especially Rome and Greece. Neoclassicism had great expression in painting, literature, sculpture and architecture, spreading throughout the rest of the world and lasting until the mid-nineteenth century.
The term Neoclassicism was coined to be linked to classical ideals as a means of understanding the changes in the contemporary world. This movement was in connection with Academicism, and advocated the resumption of ancient art that was considered a model of balance, clarity and proportion, seeking simplicity and aesthetic purity, especially in painting. Neoclassicism was in opposition to the far-fetched and exaggerated ornamental details of Baroque and Rococo. On the other hand, it defended formal rigor, the supremacy of technique and the need for a sketch in drawing before the execution of the work, whether in painting or architecture.
