No. 102 has some fine capitals, tending toward the Egyptian more than any Classical order.
In place of the natural complexity of all things gothic, it imposed a chilly classical order.
He lists their "deeply shared and permeating artistic beliefs": "a mutually embraced ethnicity and a binding aesthetic; a methodical approach to creativity; a blending of pragmatism and idealism; a veneration of classical order and structure; a thoroughgoing knowledge of and affinity for the other's art".
Alternatively, it might add even more to the frazzled, random quality of what started as a vision of Classical order.
A multivariate generalization of classical order statistics for random samples from a continuous multivariate distribution was defined by Corley [18].
Mr. Pei introduced geometric abstraction and asymmetry into an illustrational backdrop of classical order.
One of her early works, 2005's El Eterno Retorno, was based on texts by Nietzsche; a later work, Danzaora, was inspired by the painting The Tower of Babel by Pieter Brueghel, an image of disintegrating classical order, in which Molina saw her own embrace of tradition and the avant garde.
The western end was a hodgepodge of buildings and parkland, he said, with a half-baked attempt at classical order.
Here, an opening in the wall discloses a distant view of Picasso's "Desmoiselles d'Avignon," a pivotal work in the decomposition of classical order.
Alan, a professor of architectural history at a college that sounds like Cornell (where Lurie teaches), married Jane because she reminded him of a classical building — "order, harmony, and tradition" — but, when his life is yanked askew by a back injury, he can't stand her orderliness anymore.
