Architectural element that consisted of the triangular section found above the entablature

Sculptural term for when statue appears to have weight on one leg and other leg slightly forward

Slightly curved or bulge of classical columns that were used as an optical illusion

Columns shaped like a female figure

Pottery that was used to transport and store various products- 2 handles with long, narrow neck

The lintel or beam that rests on the capitals of the columns

"ledge"; generally any horizontal decorative molding that crowns a building

Fills space between two triglyphs in Doric frieze

Wax painting that was practiced by Ancient Greeks and Romans which was painted on panels and walls

Pottery used for carrying water- 3 handles that 2 horizontal handles and the 3rd was a handle used to pour

The ledge that is protruding above the pediment

More than half of the sculpture comes out from the background

Shallow grooves running vertically along a column