- The
mixtilinear arch (also mixed-line arch) is a
decorative (non-structural) arch with
intrados consisting of
rounded and
straight segments connected...
- a
mixtilinear incircle of a
triangle is a
circle which is
tangent to two of its
sides and
internally tangent to its cir****circle. The
mixtilinear incircle...
- Site. The
style of
ornamentation of the Aljafería, such as the use of
mixtilinear arches and springers, the
extension of
arabesques over a
large area,...
- François-Auguste de Montêquin
states that it is a more
elaborate derivation of the
mixtilinear arches that
appeared in the
architecture of the
Taifa period in al-Andalus...
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their edges,
while the windows, doorways, and
arches of the
mosque have
mixtilinear (i.e.
combination of
different curves) or
round profiles instead of pointed...
-
houses built with
Plateresque elements; such as grotesques,
pinnacles and
mixtilinear arches (es).
Secretary of
Education José
Vasconcelos (who
shaped the...
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segments or
exhibits sharp turns between segments is a mixed-line arch (or
mixtilinear arch). In
Moorish architecture the mixed-line arch
evolved into an ornate...
- the
pattern of
Andrea Pisano's door, with twenty-eight
panels with a
mixtilinear frame (quatrefoil),
arranged in
seven rows of four, two per leaf. They...
- architecture,
including acanthus leaves, s****,
baroque moldings, and
mixtilinear arch forms.
Although many
novelties were introduced, one traditional...
- from this period,
featuring complex ornamental arcades,
multifoil and
mixtilinear arches, and
stucco decoration. In
other cities, a
number of important...
