Designating an artefact or decorative form or style based on a classical model. Frequently as postmodifier.

Of, relating to, or characteristic of a revival (esp. in the 19th cent.) of medieval Gothic style in art and architecture. Also as n.

Epithet of a French school of painting of the middle of the 19th century associated with the village of Barbizon.

Decorated or designed in this style; (also) characteristic of this style. See sense A. 2.

Of or relating to neoprimitivism; (Art) characterized by or employing a deliberately simple, naive, or ‘primitive’ style.

Art. In the style of or belonging to the Omega Workshop. Cf. Omega Workshop, n.

Of, relating to, or characteristic of Suprematism.

The fine arts. Also used elliptically for the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris; frequently attributive, of the standards of architecture and art…

With capital initial. Art (originally somewhat derogatory). Designating a style of American art of the early 20th cent. in which urban scenes are…

Art. Pertaining to a vivid, representational style of esp. modernist art that emphasizes energy and movement.

Used attributively or absol. to designate a group of English post-Impressionist realistic painters of the late 1930s or their type of art.

Also Precisionist. Employing or exhibiting precision as an artistic technique; of, belonging to, or resembling the work of the Precisionists.

Of, relating to, or characteristic of abstract impressionism.

Fine Art. Designating a form of abstract art which uses only colour and geometric shapes.

Of or relating to neo-expressionism.

Fine Art. In form Metaphysical. Designating an Italian artistic movement founded in Ferrara in 1917, the artists of this movement (esp. De Chirico…

Art. Also with capital initial. Of, characteristic of, or employing the method or style of structurism (structurism, n. 2).

Of or relating to an artistic movement founded by Gustav Metzger (b. 1926), in which the disintegration or decay of objects is elevated to an…

Of, characteristic of, or produced in the style of Rayonism.

= post-minimalist, adj.

Of, relating to, or characteristic of a style of art produced by assembling disparate elements, such as natural or manufactured objects.

Of or relating to this movement.