orientalizing (Meaning)

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orientalizing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Orientalize

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The ancient Greeks exhibited an orientalizing style in their art, incorporating motifs from Eastern cultures.
The orientalizing phase of Etruscan art was marked by the adoption of Near Eastern and Egyptian influences.
The orientalizing period in Mesoamerican history witnessed the gradual incorporation of Asian cultural elements.
The orientalizing tendencies in Russian art during the 18th century were evident in the use of Chinese and Japanese motifs.
The orientalizing fashion in Victorian architecture incorporated exotic design elements inspired by the Far East.
The orientalizing trend in 20th-century fashion involved the use of vibrant colors and bold patterns inspired by Asian textiles.
The orientalizing aesthetic in contemporary design draws inspiration from traditional Eastern art forms and philosophies.
The orientalizing influence on Western music can be traced back to the 19th century, with composers incorporating exotic scales and harmonies.
The orientalizing style in modern literature often depicts Eastern cultures through a romanticized or exotic lens.
The orientalizing attitudes of the past have come under scrutiny for their stereotypes and cultural insensitivity.

of Orientalize

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The ancient Greeks exhibited an orientalizing style in their art, incorporating motifs from Eastern cultures.

The orientalizing phase of Etruscan art was marked by the adoption of Near Eastern and Egyptian influences.

The orientalizing period in Mesoamerican history witnessed the gradual incorporation of Asian cultural elements.

The orientalizing tendencies in Russian art during the 18th century were evident in the use of Chinese and Japanese motifs.