Difference between revisions of "Composite Order (Q23589)"
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One of the five classical orders. A Roman elaboration of the Corinthian order, having the acanthus leaves of its capital combined with the large volutes of the Ionic order, and othe rdetails also elaborated.
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Composite Order | One of the five classical orders. A Roman elaboration of the Corinthian order, having the acanthus leaves of its capital combined with the large volutes of the Ionic order, and othe rdetails also elaborated. |
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Composite Order (English)
One of the five classical orders. A Roman elaboration of the Corinthian order, having the acanthus leaves of its capital combined with the large volutes of the Ionic order, and othe rdetails also elaborated. (English)
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