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The Orders of Architecture > The Doric Order > 2 |
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Read the text and scroll down to study the photographs below then move on to page 2. |
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The Doric Order: Introduction |
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It is the way in which the column and entablature are formed and decorated that characterises the different orders or styles of architecture. |
| Below The western facade and northern flank of the Parthenon in the Acropolis, Athens, Greece. (5th century BC) |
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below Detail of the architrave of the northern side of the Parthenon from the inner side. |
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© Elizabeth Rankin and Amanda Skeet, Faculty of Arts, University of Auckland, 2004.
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