Definition: "Arcadianism," a term derived from ancient Greek, translates to "the heritage of an era." It refers to an artistic or cultural movement that emerged in late antiquity, characterized by a revival of Classical and Roman themes, as seen through works like painting, sculpture, architecture, theater, literature, and music. This term was associated with the ancient Greeks, Romans, and later Byzantines who created works that were influenced by this new era.
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