- The
Corinthian order (Gr****: Κορινθιακὸς ῥυθμός, Korinthiakós rythmós; Latin: Ordo Corinthius) is the last
developed and most
ornate of the
three prin****l...
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Corinthian or
Corinthians in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Corinthian or
Corinthians may
refer to:
Several Pauline epistles,
books of the New...
- Doric, and the Composite,
which was more
ornamental than the
Corinthian. The
architectural order of a
classical building is akin to the mode or key of classical...
- and the rich
variant of
Corinthian called the
composite order. Of the
three classical canonic orders, the
Corinthian order has the
narrowest columns...
-
Tuscan order Illustration of the
Doric order Illustration of the
Ionic order Evolution of the
Corinthian order Illustration of the
Composite order Praying...
- convex, as in the
Doric order; concave, as in the
inverted bell of the
Corinthian order; or
scrolling out, as in the
Ionic order.
These form the
three prin****l...
-
architectural style into
three defined orders: the
Doric Order, the
Ionic Order and the
Corinthian Order, was to have a
profound effect on
Western architecture...
- The
Composite order is a
mixed order,
combining the
volutes of the
Ionic order capital with the
acanthus leaves of the
Corinthian order. In many versions...
-
credited with
inventing the
Corinthian order,
which Roman architects erected into one of the
classical orders. The
Corinthian order is one of the
three classical...
- era,
Corinthians developed the
Corinthian order, the
third main
style of
classical architecture after the
Doric and the Ionic. The
Corinthian order was...
