Entasis
Entasis schema of a Corinthian column In architecture, entasis is a design technique used to counteract ... appear to have a slight inward curve. Entasis is the inclusion of a slight outward ... Literature Thomä, Walter: Die Schwellung der Säule (Entasis) bei den Architekturtheoretikern bis in das XVIII ...
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Entasis   (translated from German)
Entasis Those Entasis ( griech. entasis = strain) is the furthest point of an ... The organization of the columns and their Entasis like also the Kurvatur thus also another ... basis. Literature Thomae, Walter: Swelling the column (Entasis) at the architectural theorists into the ...
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Talk:Entasis
Talk:Entasis A stub its no more but could ...
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Column   (translated from German)
... third of its height the largest extent (Entasis) reaches. This differentiates the column from the round column, which does not exhibit Entasis. The only decoration of the shank is ... upward clearly tapering columns with clear swelling (Entasis) and usually 20 flat, sharply together-pushing ...
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Parthenon   (translated from German)
... ratio of the temple walls and that Entasis the columns." Stylobat marks the highest surface ... underbody, on which the columns touch down, Entasis is easy swelling of the columns, which ...
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Parthenon
... taper of the naos walls and the entasis of the columns." The stylobate is the ... It curves upwards slightly for optical reasons. Entasis refers to the slight swelling of the ...
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Classical order
... bottom than at the top, because its entasis, beginning a third of the way up ... Ionic order is also marked by an entasis, a curved tapering in the column shaft ...
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Culture of the graves of grave   (translated from Spanish)
Culture of the graves of grave This article lacks format adapted to convenciones of style of Wikipedia . Please, edítalo in order to fulfill them. You do not eliminate east warning until you have done it. == Megalítica Architecture == The artistic manifestations that emphasize during the neolithic period, near 3000 years before Christ ...
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Column (architecture)   (translated from Portuguese)
... fast bending of the shaft (thickening) assigned entasis (D in the project), where the diameter ... the monocylindrical column); Column galbada (with convexity, entasis); Column monocylindrical or monolithic (composed for an ...
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Ito Chuta   (translated from Japanese)
... relation with the Greek of that pillar entasis is pointed out. In addition "construction evolution ...
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