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==Influences== The Adam style was strongly influenced by: * Frescoes and wall paintings found in the newly excavated Roman cities of [[Pompeii]] and [[Herculaneum]] * [[Pottery of ancient Greece|Greek black and red-figure painted vases]], which were being excavated and collected in large numbers from Etruscan tombs in Italy, and then thought to be Etruscan. * Classical [[Greek architecture]], which was known in Britain through publications such as James Stuart and Nicholas Revett's book ''The Antiquities of Athens'' published in 1762.
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