Easy steps in architecture and architectural drawing .. (1915)
Hodgson, Frederick Thomas, 1836- [from old catalog] · Chicago, Ill., Printed by F. J. Drake & co. · leaf 29
ed onlyby a sharp edge and not by a fillet. As used by theGreeks, this order was without base or pedestal. Q. What is the proportionate height of a Doriccolumn? 22 EASY LESSONS IN ARCHITECTURE A. The height of a Doric column is usually fromseven to eight times its diameter at the bottom. Q. How is… … Fig. 9. DORIC ORDER.A-Plan of the Sofite Corona. B-Plan of the Capital. C—Plan of Base. Q. Describe the Tuscan order, A. The Tuscan order, which was founded by theRomans, is a variety of the Doric, and is principallydistinguished by its massiveness and strength. EASY LESSONS IN ARCHITECTURE 23 Q.…
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