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Identifier: fiveordersofarch00vign (find matches)
Title: The five orders of architecture
Year: 1889 (1880s)
Authors: Vignola, 1507-1573 Juglaris, Tommaso Locke, Warren S
Subjects: Architecture
Publisher: (Boston, Press of Berwick & Smith)
Contributing Library: Getty Research Institute
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PLATE V. TUSCAN ARCHED INTEECOLUMNIATION, In the arched Tuscan intercolumniation without pedestalwe have the arch opening, with the proportion of the heighttwice the breadth^ or, to be exact, 13 moduli high and 6^wide. The pilasters behind the columns are 3 moduli wide,which gives 9;- moduli between centers of columns. Giventhese dimensions, the others will be those established forthe simple intercolumniation. The top of the cap of the pilaster and the center of thearch are in the same horizontal line. The pilaster cap is1 modulus thick, and projects \ modulus. The pilaster projects \ modulus on each side of thecolumn. One-third of the column is built into the pilaster. For the mouldings and entablature, see Plates IL and III.
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PLATE VI. TUSCAN INTERCOLUMNIATION WITH ARCHAND PEDESTAL. In this modification of the Tuscan Order we first estab-lish the opening of the arch as before, — the height twicethe width, the measurements being 8; moduli in width and17^ moduli in height. The pilasters are 4 moduli wide, and the distance betweenthe centers of columns is 12; moduli, and the total height— pedestal, column, and entablature — 22^ moduli. The height of arch opening being fixed, we add one mod-ulus for the depth of the arch. This height is divided into 16 parts, and of these 12 aregiven to the column, with base and capital, and 4 to thepedestal. To this we add 3 parts for the entablature.The top of the cap of the pilaster is in a horizontal linewith the center of the arch. The pilaster cap is 1 modulushigh. The top of the arch is 1 modulus and 2 parts below theentablature. The cap is shown in double scale on Plate II. One-third of the column is built into the pilaster. Themouldings are taken from Plate II.

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