-
including in the
ogee arch in
these architectural styles,: 218
where two
ogees oriented as
mirror images compose the
sides of the
arch, and in decorative...
-
curve arch,
occasionally also
called an
inverted arch. The top of an
ogee arch sometimes projects beyond the wall,
forming the so-called
nodding ogee po****r...
- and some
coloured patterning to
plain wall surfaces.
Together with the
ogee arch,
capped with a
relief ornament, and
ropework reliefs,
these are the most...
- term "keel
arch" is also used
broadly by some
authors to
denote the
pointed ogee arch.
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Tudor arches. Ragette, Friedrich...
- Mosque,
built in 1570, has a
minaret that
contains a
regionally specific ogee arch. In the late pre-colonial period, it was the
metropolis of a plantation...
-
French (l'accolade),
referencing a "braced" arch. It is also
known as an
ogee arch (English), un arco
conopial (Spanish),
resaunt (Middle English), arco...
- Pointed) styles. Very tall and
narrow pointed arches and gables,
particularly double-curved
ogee arches, are
common in
buildings of the
Flamboyant style...
- flat wall surfaces. The
smaller windows show a
variety of
forms with an
ogee arch,
capped with a
relief ornament, and the
edges and zone
boundaries are...
- and the
portal of the
Church of the
Madonna dell'Orto,
consisting of an
ogee arch with flame-like
relief sculpture reminiscent of the
crockets on St Mark's...
-
pointed arch,
ogival arch, or
Gothic arch is an
arch with a
pointed crown meet at an
angle at the top of the
arch. Also
known as a two-centred
arch, its...
