Doric Order The oldest and simplest of the three original Greek orders, the Doric is characterized by a plain column with no base, a shaft with twenty flutings, and a simple capital comprised of an echinus or ovolo, and an equally simple entablature. A Doric entablature generally includes Triglyphs and Metopes. |
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Olympia
- Greece (600 B.C.)
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Merrickville
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Peterborough
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Picton
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Cobourg
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L'Aquila
- Italy (15th c.)
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Wilton
House - England (16th c.)
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Parthenon
- Greece (440 B.C.)
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