External links: Doric order - Ionic order - Corinthian order (Wikipedia)
See also: Palazzo Rosso - Piazza Cavour
Thursday, December 13, 2012
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9 comments:
Great looking image VP. Love the light and architecture.
I remember these three kinds of capitals. Now, what grade was I in when we were taught that, and is anyone taught it today?
Beautiful building.
@ Jack: I was taught that too. But I don't think anyone in France would learn that at school.
Love all the details and the shutters.
The columns give the impression of strength. And the capitals make it look like one classy building!
The columns are fantastic and so are the windows! I love that some shutters are open and others closed. Great shot.
I love the symmetry in this photo!
Beautiful details and a nice image.
I LOVE looking at windows, (doors, trees etc.)
Blue sky.
Yes, I love that too:)
Beautiful and very well composed, VP!
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