Sentence examples for classical monuments from inspiring English sources

Its 18th-century squares and classical monuments assert the Enlightenment.

And pedestrian walkways around the city's classical monuments will add to their appeal.

Adam Nathaniel Furman designs polychromatic 3D-printed ceramics in the shape ofminiature classical monuments.

"For centuries, historians had been scrambling over above-ground classical monuments.

Astor Court's great copper cornice projects out eight feet and was painted in gold and red, as classical monuments once had been.

Archaeology, predominantly meant as the study of Classical art, was established in an effort to protect Classical monuments as tangible links to a glorious past.

The neo-classical monuments that proliferated at the end of the 18th century and start of the 19th, such as The Kymin at Monmouth, were attempts to meld the concepts of Britishness with the Greco-Roman empires of classical antiquity.

Yet another features an elegant classical monument.

"It's conceived as a classical monument although it's very contemporary," Mr. Baume said.

Take the subway instead, because over at Canal Street and the Bowery we've got a neat Classical monument that looks like the barbarians had a great time -- demolition, graffiti, fires, the works.

When it opens in May it will be the biggest classical monument erected in the U.S. since 1943, when the Jefferson Memorial opened on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. Few of these have won plaudits from professors, who put modernists like Gropius and Mies van der Rohe on a higher pedestal than they do Stanford White.