Entablature

One calls entablature :

  • the part supported by a colonnade which is located between the capital and the Corniche;

  • the very important stringcourse crowning a frontage either directly under the roofs, or before the withdrawal of the last stage (attic);
  • the upper part of the ancient order including/understanding: the Architrave, the plank and the Cornice.

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