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Cyma:
Moulding of
double curvature,
combining the
convex ovolo and
concave cavetto. When the
concave part is uppermost, it is
called a
cyma recta but...
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moulding include cyma reversa and talon. The ogee
curve is an
analogue of a "
cyma curve", the
difference being that a
cyma, or "
cyma recta", has horizontal...
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cornice in the
classical order, is made of the s-shaped
cyma molding (either
cyma recta or
cyma reversa),
combining a
concave cavetto with a
convex ovolo...
- moulding,
usually a
quarter of a
circle in section. [p. 73] /
cyma recta (Latin,
cyma, wave).
Important compound moulding,
combining the
ovolo and cavetto...
- forms,
depending on
which curve is uppermost: in the
cyma recta the
cavetto is on top, in the
cyma reversa the ovolo. A
cavetto alone was
sometimes emplo****...
- adhisthana, the base has the two
square members called Bhat
followed by a
cyma recta carving (lower part
convex and
upper part concave). It is
followed by...
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structure on top of a building.
Cyma A
projecting moulding whose edge
forms an S-curve. The two
major types of
cyma are the
cyma recta, in
which the
upper curve...
- divided, from
bottom to top, into the
cyma reversa, the dentils, the ovolo, the modillions, the fascia, and the
cyma recta. The
modillions are
ornate brackets...
- weatherboard-sided
second story add
about 1910. It
features a
molded cyma recta brick cornices below a
metal sheathed side-gable roof. It has
highly unusual...
- these. ****
cyma Uppermost molding, of the
cornice in the
classical order, and made of the s-shaped
cyma molding (either
cyma recta or
cyma reversa), combining...
