Akademicism
Akademicism refers to a cultural and artistic movement that arose in the 19th century, primarily in Eastern Europe. The term is often associated with Austrian and Polish art and literature. Akademicism was a reaction against Romanticism and sought to revive the classical ideals of artistic expression. Its adherents drew inspiration from ancient Greek and Roman art and the works of the Renaissance masters.
Akademicist artists tended to focus on formal, realistic representations of the natural world. They emphasized technique
Literary Akademicism, on the other hand, emphasized the study and imitation of classical literary models. Its
Despite its emphasis on classical ideals, Akademicism was not a uniform movement. Its adherents developed distinct