- An
apophyge (Gr****
Ancient Gr****: ἀποφυγή, a
flying off), in architecture, is the
lowest part of the
shaft of an
Ionic or
Corinthian column, or the highest...
- (pheúgein), φυγή, φυγάς, φυγάδος (phugás, phugádos) "fugitive", φυγαδικός
apophyge,
hypophyge phil-, -phile love,
friendship Gr**** φίλος (phílos), φιλικός...
- (pheúgein), φυγή, φυγάς, φυγάδος (phugás, phugádos) "fugitive", φυγαδικός
apophyge,
hypophyge phil-, -phile love,
friendship Gr**** φίλος (phílos), φιλικός...
- s****) in the corners,
whereas the
stems of the semi-columns lack the
apophyge. The
capitals are a
compendium of
classical motifs (volutes, cornucopias...
-
Antechamber Ante-chapel Ante-choir
Antefix Apadana Apartment Apodyterium Apophyge Apron Apse Apse
chapel Apsidiole Aqueduct Arabesque Araeostyle Arcachon...
- (c. 1100 BC): they are
carved with a
chevron device, and with a
concave apophyge on
which the buds of some
flowers are sculpted.
Volute capitals, also known...
- columns,
beginning the
transition to the
wider base.
These are
called an
apophyge, or "concave sweep".
Claude Perrault, one of the
architects of
Louis XIV's...
- well as a
Tuscan portico with cast
stone columns including capitals and
apophyge. The
columns support an architrave,
frieze and corona. The
building is...
