- The
palmette is a
motif in
decorative art which, in its most
characteristic expression,
resembles the fan-shaped
leaves of a palm tree. It has a far-reaching...
-
palmette is a
motif in
decorative art which, in its most
characteristic expression,
resembles the fan-shaped
leaves of a palm tree.
Flame palmettes are...
- front, and only
seven on the back.
Below appears the main motif, a
flame palmette,
growing among pebbles. The
front and the back of the
Pataliputra capital...
-
framing a "flame
palmette"
surrounded by
small rosette flowers, 3rd BCE
Rampurva bull capital,
detail of the abacus, with two "flame
palmettes"
framing a lotus...
-
Oxford Palmette class is the name
given both to a
class of
ancient Attic kylikes and to the
group of vase
painters that made them. The
Oxford Palmette class...
- The Tomb of the
Palmettes (Gr****: Τάφος των Ανθεμίων, romanized: tafos tо̄n anthemiо̄n),
sometimes known as the
Rhomiopoulou Tomb, is an
ancient Macedonian...
- the
center on a
white square; The coat of arms of the
Republic are: a
Palmette [sic]
surmounted by the
liberty cap, and
under the
palms a
trophy of arms...
-
Athena Nike.
Flame palmettes were then
introduced into
friezes of
floral motifs in
replacement of the
regular palmette.
Flame palmettes are used extensively...
- a
flame palmette,
which started with the
Pataliputra capital.
However the
design of the
central post is now simpler, with the
flame palmette taking all...
-
repertoire tended to be
highly stylised.
Vegetable motifs such as the
palmette,
lotus and
tendril volute were
characteristic of Gr**** decoration, and...
