The volute in architecture and architectural decoration with particular reference to its introduction into the Ionic order (1918)
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ury, a good example of a free version of a Roman varietyhaving been used upon the church of St Pierre-1e-Moutier, atNievre, France. (Fig. 41.; 2. Romanesque and Gothic.— Formsmore medieval in character, yet at the■same time retaining the volutes, areshown in Fig. 42., a capital from thenave of the… … Fig. 28. vFig. 44.; represents a development midway between the Toulouse type and the example from St. Martin deChamps, Paris \Fig. 45.) The volute in
