Architecture and how to sketch it : illustrated by sketches of typical examples (1910)
Roberts, H. W · London : G. Rowney and Co. · leaf 41
ongly im-pressed on the memory and most easily recognised.Bands, similar to the abacus, cut the long shafts intoshorter heights, the bands being sometimes stone, some-times marble, and again sometimes metal. The basesare formed of rolls with fillets and intermediate hollows ;arcades are used on the… … Plate VI. AND HOW TO SKETCH IT. 39 ornament is the dog-tooth ; in a single Galilee porchthere are more than 5,000 of these pyramid forms.The crocket, a rolled-up ornament resembling a youngfern-frond or a reminiscence of the volute of theCorinthian Capital, is constantly used on the anglesof spires…
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