- Verona.
These quattrocento balustrades are
likely to be
following yet-unidentified
Gothic precedents. They form
balustrades of
colonettes as an alternative...
- The
Theatre on the
Balustrade (Czech:
Divadlo Na zábradlí) is
situated in Prague,
Czech Republic. The
theatre was
founded in 1958. Its
founders - Helena...
- is
partially enclosed by such
vertical elements as walls,
pillars and
balustrades. The word
alcove originates from
Arabic القبة ([ʔalqubːa] ), al- 'the'...
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sides of the
balustrades, the
number of
statues decreasing as
platforms progressively diminish to the
upper level. The
first balustrades have 104 niches...
- building,
supported by
columns or
console brackets, and
enclosed with a
balustrade,
usually above the
ground floor. They are
commonly found on multi-level...
-
metalwork such as
wrought iron or cast iron
pieces such as
railings and
balustrades. In Polish, the term "filigranowy" or "filigranowa" (lit. "filigree")...
- barres,
which serve as
training aids for
ballet dancers.
Guard rails and
balustrades line drop-offs and
other dangerous areas,
keeping people and vehicles...
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interior making them
unique compared to
other Egyptian temples of the time.
Balustrades depict Akhenaten and the
royal family embracing the rays of the Aten...
- are
dated 1628,
while two
other statues were
added in 1629, and the
balustrades finished in 1648. It was made by Adam Lottman. The
painting “the ****umption...
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carried on 37 semi-circular arches, each of 30 feet (9.1 m),
surmounted by
balustrades,
spanning a
total length of 1,480 feet (450 m). Each pier
contains a...
