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P BURKHARDT. Roman architectural ornament and sculpture, (1898). Creator: P Burkhardt.
![P BURKHARDT. Roman architectural ornament and sculpture, (1898). 'Fig 1: Corinthian capital from the Pantheon at Rome. Fig 2: Head of a candelabrum from the Vatican Museum. Fig 3: Composite capital from a temple of Juno at Rome. Fig 4: Fragment of a frieze, found in the Villa of Hadrian at Tivoli, now in the Lateran Museum at Rome. Figs 5 and 7: Rosettes from the Vatican Museum. Fig 6: Fragment of a frieze from Rome. Figs 8 and 11: Bases of columns from the later Roman period. Figs 9 and 10: Members of cornices from the ruins of the Imperial palaces on the Palatine...In Roman ornament the different forms of leaves often are idealised in such a rigid manner, that their natural origin is hardly to be recognized. Most frequently employed was the acanthus-leaf...Besides this we find oak-leaves, laurel, pine apples, vine-leaves, palm, ivy, aloe, convolvulus, cornear, poppy etc'. Plate 7 from "The Historic Styles of Ornament" translated from the German of H. Dolmetsch. [B.T. Batford, London, 1898].](/photos/prev/NGNlMDk2MA/album_alb4583029.webp)
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Roman architectural ornament and sculpture, (1898). Creator: P Burkhardt.
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Roman architectural ornament and sculpture, (1898). 'Fig 1: Corinthian capital from the Pantheon at Rome. Fig 2: Head of a candelabrum from the Vatican Museum. Fig 3: Composite capital from a temple of Juno at Rome. Fig 4: Fragment of a frieze, found in the Villa of Hadrian at Tivoli, now in the Lateran Museum at Rome. Figs 5 and 7: Rosettes from the Vatican Museum. Fig 6: Fragment of a frieze from Rome. Figs 8 and 11: Bases of columns from the later Roman period. Figs 9 and 10: Members of cornices from the ruins of the Imperial palaces on the Palatine...In Roman ornament the different forms of leaves often are idealised in such a rigid manner, that their natural origin is hardly to be recognized. Most frequently employed was the acanthus-leaf...Besides this we find oak-leaves, laurel, pine apples, vine-leaves, palm, ivy, aloe, convolvulus, cornear, poppy etc'. Plate 7 from "The Historic Styles of Ornament" translated from the German of H. Dolmetsch. [B.T. Batford, London, 1898]
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3863 x 5801 px | 64.1 MB
Print size:
32.7 x 49.1 cm | 12.9 x 19.3 in (300 dpi)
Keywords:
19TH CENTURY • AMORINI • ANCIENT ROMAN • ANCIENT ROME • ANGELIC • ARCHITECTURAL FEATURE • ARCHITECTURE • ART • ARTS • B & W • B / W • B T BATSFORD • B T • B&W • B. T. BATSFORD • B. T. • BATSFORD • BLACK & WHITE • BLACK AND WHITE • BOOK • BT BATSFORD • BT • BUILDING • BURKHARDT • CANDELABRA • CANDELABRUM • CANDLESTICK • CAPITAL • CENTURY • CHANDELIER • CHERUB • CHERUBS • COLUMN • CONCEPT • CORINTHIAN • COUNTRY • DECORATIVE • DESIGN • DOLMETSCH • E HOCHDANZ • E. HOCHDANZ • E. • FLORAL • FLOWERED • FOLIAGE • GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURE • GEOGRAPHY • H DOLMETSCH • H • H. DOLMETSCH • HEINRICH DOLMETSCH • HEINRICH • HILL • HILLS • HISTORIC STYLES OF ORNAMENT • HOCHD • HOCHDANZ • INDOORS • INSIDE • INTERIOR DECORATION • INTERIOR DESIGN • INTERIOR • ITALIA • ITALY • LITERATURE • LOCATION • NINETEENTH CENTURY • P BURKHARDT • P • P. BURKHARDT • P. • PALATINE HILL • PANTHEON • PATTERN • PATTERNED • PILLAR • PILLARS • PUTTI • PUTTO • QUERUBIN • RELIGION • RELIGIOUS • ROMAN • ROME • SCULPTURE • SEPIA • STYLISED • TEMPLE OF JUNO • TEMPLE
