Corinthian capital

Corinthian capital from the Federal Reserve Bank on South LaSalle Street in Chicago, Illinois. See an example of a Doric Capital. See an example of an Ionic Capital . Tenuous Link: Corinthian capital.

Corinthian Capital

detail of the Corinthian capital of one of the columns

Greece Corinthian Capital. /Nancient Greek Corinthian Capital. Line Engraving

Corinthian Capital

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“A kind of spiral scroll used in Ionic, Corinthian, and Composite capitals, of which it is a principal ornament. The number of volutes in the Ionic order is four. In the Corinthian and Composite orders they are more numerous, in the former being accompanied by smaller ones, called helices; called also voluta. A,volute; B,helix"—(Charles Leonard-Stuart, 1911)

Labacco, Antonio (1495 - 1567) - Capital & Base From The Temple Of Castor & Pollux Rome [Engraving by Mario Labacco] (1559)

3D Model of a Corinthian column

The Corinthian pilaster capital is an Italian Renaissance design. This pilaster is broader in proportion to its height. It is encircled with artificial leaves and spiral scroll like ornaments.

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Michal Suffczynski - Corinthian order

The Greek Corinthian capital is found in a monument in Lysikrates, Athens. It is a design of spiral curves that rise from the rows of leaves and unite in pairs. The center of each sides of the abacus is decorated with palmettes or rosettes.

Wk 7 #8 Greek Order Corinthian: This is the most decorative and modern order. The Corinthian capitals have flowers and leaves below a small scroll. It also has similar characteristics like the Doric and Ionic.