Builder's architectural drawing self-taught : containing descriptions of drawing instruments and accessories, with rules for using them, and hints as to their care and management ... (1903)
Hodgson, Fred. T. (Frederick Thomas), 1836-1919 · Chicago : F.J. Drake & Co. · leaf 295
eemployed instead -of modillions; or else bothdentels and modillions are omitted. The dentelis not peculiar to this order, but Is considered asmore properly belonging to the Ionic. The composite order is very much akin to theCorinthian, and Is sometimes called the RomanCorinthian. It Is frequently… … separated by fillets.The capital consists oftwo rows of acanthusleaves, eight in eachrow; the upper row be-ing placed over themeeting points of thosein the lower row. Fourspiral volutes in eachface spring from twobunches of acanthusleaves; and two of themare so connected at thecorners as to…
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