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a superficie triangolare racchiusa nella cornice del frontone
elemento architettonico di forma triangolare posto a coronamento della facciata di un edificio e che racchiude il timpano
suddivisione interna di un edificio di grandi dimensioni
uno tra i sistemi più semplici di copertura non piana, utilizzata per coprire spazi di forma genericamente rettangolare.
motivo decorativo di forma circolare, risultante da una serie di elementi floreali stilizzati divergenti da un centro.
lemento piramidale di coronamento architettonico di regola sovrapposto a strutture di sviluppo verticale.
portale circondato da più cornici decrescenti che scavano la muratura fino all'apertura vera e propria
finestra divisa verticalmente in tre aperture, divise da due colonnine o da pilastrini o altro, su cui poggiano tre archi, a tutto sesto o acuti.
bocche di scarico dell'acqua piovana
lemento architettonico asimmetrico, evoluzione del contrafforte, usato per contenere e distribuire al suolo spinte laterali e verso l'esterno delle parti superiori dell'edificio
pilastro romanico
pilastro gotico
cappella del palazzo reale di Parigi
Giovanni e Nicola...
origini di Nicola Pisano
pianta del pulpito di Nicola Pisano
dove si trasferì Giovanni Pisano costruendo la prima facciata del duomo
le statue del duomo di Siena lo rappresentano
esprime il colloquio tra mamma e figlio
fu chiamato da Carlo D'Angio a Roma
centro politico ed economico della toscana
progettò la vergine sul trono ligneo
Duccio segue principalmente il...
cimabue utilizza nelle sue sculture principalmente la ...
corrente artistica sorta in Europa a partire dal XVI e XVII secolo
la prospettiva utilizzata da Giotto è
la prospettiva empirica si basa sull'esperienza...
Elemento strutturale diretto a neutralizzare le spinte di una costruzione di notevole sviluppo verticale
la cappella degli scrovegni venne edificata per volere di...
pittura eseguita sull'intonaco fresco di una parete

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