- 1988
Marco Polo House, London, by Ian Pollard, 1987-1989
Pedimental sculptures in
Canada Pedimental sculptures in the
United States Summerson, 130 Summerson...
- The
pediments of the
Parthenon are the two sets of
statues (around fifty) in
Pentelic marble originally located as the
pedimental sculpture on the east...
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Parthenon pediments (about 438–432) "we
reach the
climax of Gr****
pedimental composition".
After the
Parthenon there is no
outstanding pedimental composition...
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entablature and
pediment, as well as
copies of
elements of the
pedimental sculpture of the Late
Archaic temple set into
restored sections of the
pediment. Description...
- A
pediment, also
known as a
concave slope or
waning slope, is a very
gently sloping (0.5°–7°)
inclined bedrock surface. It is
typically a
concave surface...
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Pausanias reports in his
Description of
Greece (5.10.8) that the
Eastern pedimental sculpture was
created by
Paeonius and the
Western sculpture was carved...
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Corinthian columns and
pedimental sculpture by
David d'Angers,
completed in 1837. The
sculpture on this
pediment,
replacing an
early pediment with
religious themes...
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portal List of
architectural sculpture in
Westminster Pedimental sculptures in
Canada Pedimental sculptures in the
United States "Select Art Sculpture:...
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Exchange Building (1903), New York City:
pedimental sculpture Brooklyn Museum (1913), Brooklyn, New York City:
pedimental sculpture and
cornice figures United...
- concrete—an
early example of this
modern construction method. It
features pediment sculptures by
Richard Westmacott (the younger), and
ornamental cast ironwork...
