cornice
Architrave cornice hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
Plaster corner cornices
The Magical Entablature | THISisCarpentry
cornice – The Ancient Theatre Archive
Architectural Etymology - Institute of Classical Architecture & Art
Greek Orders
Architectural Terms- Architrave — CMSWillowbrook
Order | Design Principles & Benefits | Britannica
Architrave, frieze, cornice and Doric capital, Theatre of Marcellus, Rome, Italy, engraving from Il Vignola Illustrato, by Giambattista Spampani and Carlo Antonini, printed by Marco Pagliarini, 1770, Rome by
Measured drawings of the Palazzo Ducale, Genoa: details of cornice, architrave, mouldings in the saloon | RIBA pix
Cornice - Wikipedia
cornice | Art History Glossary
Cornice: Ornamental molding just below the ceiling... | Sutori
Entablature | Architectural Travels
Taenia, cornice, entablature - Terms from Greek Temples
Composite capital, architrave, frieze and cornice, engraving from Il Vignola Illustrato, by Giambattista Spampani and Carlo Antonini, printed by Marco Pagliarini, 1770, Rome. - SuperStock
Composition of entablature, from bottom to top: architrave; fascia;... | Download Scientific Diagram
Capital and entablature composites, Capital, architrave and cornice of a composite column, pl, Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. AQT-LC190917-082675 | agefotostock
Architrave | Article about architrave by The Free Dictionary
Architecture: Architrave | EmpireRome.com
Frieze- the part of an entablature between the architrave and the cornice. | Architrave, Decor, Home decor
Canning Liturgical Arts on Twitter: "#TermTuesday The Entablature The elaborate horizontal decoration atop classical columns is called the entablature. This object encompasses the architrave, the frieze and the cornice. #Entablature #Term #History #
Cornice coving and architrave definitions - Designing Buildings
