neoclassicism; neoclassical school
Refers to the neoclassical movement in art, architecture, literature, or economics. Often used in academic or critical contexts.
Neoclassical architecture took ancient Greek and Roman styles as its model.
In economics, neoclassical theory was dominant for a long time.
古典派 refers to the classical school or classicism, while 新古典派 is the later neoclassical revival or adaptation.
Compound of 新 (new) + 古典 (classical) + 派 (school/faction), literally 'new classical school'. A straightforward modern coinage for Western neoclassicism.