- An
entablature (/ɛnˈtæblətʃər/;
nativization of
Italian intavolatura, from in "in" and
tavola "table") is the
superstructure of
moldings and
bands which...
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support a
structure that
rises in two main stages, the
entablature and the pediment. The
entablature is the
major horizontal structural element supporting...
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simplest of the orders,
though still with
complex details in the
entablature above. The Gr****
Doric column was fluted, and had no base,
dropping straight...
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design for the railroad's
Delmar Boulevard station in St. Louis. The
entablature resting on the
columns has
three parts: a
plain architrave divided into...
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columns of the facade, of
Tuscan order,
stood the
entablature decorated outside. This
entablature had in its
front an inscription, now lost, made of...
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which is a
square or
shaped block that in turn
supports the
entablature. The
entablature consists of
three horizontal layers, all of
which are visually...
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constructed from
bearing masonry. The
circular temple supports a
classical entablature, and was
framed in the
shadowy arch of the cloister. It is the earliest...
- View of
statue representing Religion, by
Theodore Baur, on the
column entablature between two alcoves.
Library of
Congress Thomas Jefferson Building, Washington...
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influenced by the
Doric order, but with un-fluted
columns and a
simpler entablature with no
triglyphs or guttae.
While relatively simple columns with round...
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archaeological publications of the same. The
geison is the part of the
entablature that
projects outward from the top of the
frieze in the
Doric order and...
