Definitionn. (architecture) the structure consisting of the part of a classical temple above the columns between a capital and the roof
Last update: August 26, 2015
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On the entablature is inscribed the words Aux Grandes Hommes La Patrie Reconnaissante. [Please select]
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The entablature was mathematically parallel with the base. [Please select]
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A dolphin on the east entablature was taken down at the same time. [Please select]
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We see great thickness of columns, a fitting proportion to the capitals, and a beautiful entablature. [Please select]
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The pillar had twenty flutes, with a capital of half a diameter, supporting the entablature. [Please select]
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The material and the technical execution of the peripteros, entablature, _etc. [Please select]
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--THE COLUMN, THE ENTABLATURE, AND THE ARCH CORRESPOND TO LINES VERTICAL, HORIZONTAL AND CURVED. [Please select]
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The entablature which the column supported was also of a certain number of diameters in height. [Please select]
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CHAPTER V PROPORTIONS OF THE BASE, CAPITALS, AND ENTABLATURE IN THE IONIC ORDER 1. [Please select]
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Further, by the omission of an ornamental entablature and of a line of screens and a second tier of columns, troublesome labour is saved and the total cost greatly diminished. [Please select]
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In architecture, this trinity of vertical, horizontal and curved lines finds admirable illustration in the application of columns and entablature to an arch and impost construction, so common in Roman and Renaissance work. [Please select]
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