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n. - An artistic person who adheres to aesthetic attitudes based on form, simplicity, proportion, and restraint; A student of ancient Greek and Latin.

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  • The issue I have with your label of "classicist" is that it is kind of meaningless.
  • I'm a classicist, meaning I like the old camp for it's old camp, and Next Generation for it's Shakespearean cast.
  • Reveal was touted as a "classicist" "return to form" in the UK press; the US largely ignored it.
  • "classicist" approach to traditional forms did not sit well.
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