Corinthian order

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The Corinthian order is a classical architectural style distinguished by its slender fluted columns and ornate capitals decorated with acanthus leaves and scrolls.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural order
classical order
baseType Attic base
belongsTo Greek architectural orders
Roman architectural orders
capitalDecoratedWith acanthus leaves
scrolls
capitalHasElement abacus
caulicoli
volutes
capitalType bell-shaped capital
columnHasFlutes 24
columnProportion slimmer than Doric
slimmer than Ionic
definedBy Vitruvius
describedIn De architectura
developedIn late Classical period
entablatureSimilarTo Ionic order
follows Doric order
Ionic order
hasCharacteristic fluted columns
ornate capitals
slender columns
hasComponent base
capital
column
entablature
pediment
influenced Composite order
moreOrnateThan Doric order
Ionic order
originatedIn Greek Antiquity
surface form: ancient Greece
partOf classical architecture
popularIn Hellenistic architecture
Roman architecture
sharesFeaturesWith Ionic order
symbolizes elegance
luxury
usedFor monuments
public buildings
temples
usedIn Maison Carrée in Nîmes
Neoclassical architecture
Pantheon
surface form: Pantheon in Rome

Renaissance architecture
Roman basilicas
Roman temples
Temple of Olympian Zeus
surface form: Temple of Olympian Zeus in Athens

Referenced by (57)

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Greek Antiquity hasArchitecturalOrder Corinthian order
Tholos of Delphi architecturalStyle Corinthian order
Philippeion hasColumnOrder Corinthian order
Pompey’s Pillar hasCapital Corinthian order
this entity surface form: Corinthian capital
La Madeleine, Paris columnOrder Corinthian order
Greek Revival architecture hasStyleElement Corinthian order
this entity surface form: Corinthian order columns
The Circus hasArchitecturalElement Corinthian order
subject surface form: The Circus, Bath
this entity surface form: Corinthian order columns
Doric order contrastedWith Corinthian order
Ionic order precedes Corinthian order
Ionic order relatedTo Corinthian order
Palazzo Rucellai usesOrder Corinthian order
Classical Greece hasArchitecturalStyle Corinthian order
Severan basilica hasColumnOrder Corinthian order
Angel of Independence hasPart Corinthian order
this entity surface form: Corinthian column
Column of Phocas architecturalStyle Corinthian order
Temple of Castor and Pollux hasFeature Corinthian order
this entity surface form: Corinthian capitals
Nelson's Column in Trafalgar Square, London architecturalStyle Corinthian order
subject surface form: Nelson's Column
Corinth artStyle Corinthian order
Roman architecture columnOrderUsed Corinthian order
Brandenburg Gate (Potsdam) hasColumnOrder Corinthian order
Monument to the Sunken Ships hasPart Corinthian order
this entity surface form: Corinthian column
Capitol of Dougga architecturalStyle Corinthian order
Hellenic architectureIncludes Corinthian order
Église de la Madeleine hasColumnOrder Corinthian order
Amud el-Sawari columnOrder Corinthian order
Composite order alsoKnownAs Corinthian order
this entity surface form: Roman Composite order
Composite order combinesElementsOf Corinthian order
Maison Carrée in Nîmes architecturalOrder Corinthian order
subject surface form: Maison Carrée
De architectura describes Corinthian order
Attic base associatedWith Corinthian order
Classical antiquity hasArchitectureStyle Corinthian order
Temple of Trajan architecturalOrderUsed Corinthian order
Aedes Castoris hasOrder Corinthian order
Cuyahoga County Courthouse, Cleveland, Ohio hasColumnOrder Corinthian order
subject surface form: Cuyahoga County Courthouse
July Column architecturalStyle Corinthian order
Place Royale in Bordeaux (now Place de la Bourse, design influence/attribution) hasArchitecturalOrder Corinthian order
subject surface form: Place Royale (Bordeaux)
Madeleine Church columnOrder Corinthian order
Basilica Ulpia as one of the largest basilicas in Rome columnOrder Corinthian order
subject surface form: Basilica Ulpia