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It is a horizontal decorative element found where the wall meets the ceiling. Also the uppermost main division of an entablature.
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It is the base, raw material to be used in producing an item; also painting, sculpture etc. in unfinished, 'roughed out' stage.
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It refers to the part of a building, or sometimes an entire structure, open on one or more sides, with a roof supported by pilasters or columns. Often used as a meeting place or market.
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It is the inner curve or underside of an arch. Also known as a soffit.
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It is a semi-circular space decorated with frescoes or mosaics usually situated above doors or windows where the vault joins the walls. Also used to describe a semicircular section above a painting or bas-relief.
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It is a technique consisting of the inlay of ornamental woods, metals, ivory and other decorative materials, arranged to form designs and patterns.
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It is a convex moulding in the shape of a quarter circle which forms a horizontal band: usually a decorative member in a Corinthian or Doric cornice.