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The Decorator's assistant (1847)

[London : W. Gibbs] · leaf 147

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tion technically means the geometrical repre»sentation of an edifice measured vertically tothe horizon, without regard to projections. Entablature (in architecture), the horizontal part of an order that is supported by thecolumn, and consists of the cornice, frieze, and … architrave, which differ in all the orders. (Seeorder, capital, column, cornice, architrave,frieze.) Etruscan Art. The Etruscan style of artisthat which prevailed in that school from itsfoundation down to a certain epoch, which the

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