The parts, also used in Romanesque architecture are:
A - colonne (column)
B - chapiteau (capital)
C - abaque (abacus)
D - architrave (architrave)
This is an architrave of the Doric order.
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Thursday, 31 January 2013
Architrave (architrave)
Because I associate the word architrave more easily with Greek or Roman temples than with roman (Romanesque) churches, I have added this particular Wikipedia picture.
The parts, also used in Romanesque architecture are:
A - colonne (column)
B - chapiteau (capital)
C - abaque (abacus)
D - architrave (architrave)
This is an architrave of the Doric order.
The parts, also used in Romanesque architecture are:
A - colonne (column)
B - chapiteau (capital)
C - abaque (abacus)
D - architrave (architrave)
This is an architrave of the Doric order.
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