Meanings of corinthian order in English

We also remark the statue of Sainte-Cécile, which is placed between two pillars of the corinthian order.

The shafts of the pillars are fluted and capped after the Corinthian order.

The Corinthian order is distinguished by its rich capital, formed of acanthus leaves.

The cornice of the Corinthian order was supported by twenty columns.

Another individual built the town-house, which is a handsome edifice of the Corinthian order.

The portico of the Pantheon is one of the best specimens of the Corinthian order.

Belgrave Square is exceedingly rich in its appearance; the houses are built in the Corinthian order.

The Corinthian order, as it is commonly called, hardly deserves to be called a distinct order.

The Corinthian order, which is evident in all its details, suits well the character of the structure.

The portico is supported by two round columns of Corinthian order, and two pilasters of the same at the extremities.

The Praetorian Palace at Vienne, is forty-four feet wide, of the Corinthian order, four columns in front, and four in flank.

These columns are all of the Corinthian order, and the range on each side is ascended to by a flight of steps.

It is from the designs of Mr. Cundy, and consists of a colonnade of the Corinthian order, raised upon a plain joined stylobate.

They are arcs of circles smaller than semicircles, thus resembling those of the Doric, rather than those of the Ionic or Corinthian order.

Several remains of them exist, in the Pescheria or fish-market; they were of the Corinthian order, and have been traced and engraved by Piranesi.

In the present book I shall speak of the established rules for the Doric and Corinthian orders, and shall explain their differences and peculiarities.