Composite Column Capital
| Title | Composite Column Capital |
|---|---|
| Publication Date: | 19th century |
| Type | Book |
| Language | Undetermined |
| Digital | Yes |
| Manuscript | No |
| Physical Dimensions | Yükseklik / Height: 47.5 cm; Abaküs / Abacus: 51 x 53 cm |
| Library: | Sabancı University Sakıp Sabancı Museum |
| Library Asset ID | 400-0211 |
| Record ID | 400-0211 |
| Date | 19th century |
| Notes | The kalathos surface of the 9th century marble composite column capital is decorated with two rows of acanthus motifs. Below this section is the annulet. The leaves with five lobes and three needles have the longest tips in the middle section. These motifs touch the leaves on the sides with their outwardly bent ends. There is a cross motif between the straight abacus and the echinhus, and three-pointed leaves bending towards the abacus on the volutes. Differences are seen in the abacus flower and acanthus motifs in one part of the title, and the annulet form does not continue in this part. Based on these elements, the title is actually 4-5. It can be thought that it dates back to centuries and started to be processed again in the late period. --- The kalathos surface of this 19th century marble composite column capital is decorated with two rows of acanthus motifs. Below this section is the annulet. The leaves have five sections and three points, and the longest ones are in the middle section. The curved ends of these motifs touch the leaves on the sides. Between the flat abacus and the echinus, there is a cross motif and the volutes feature three-pointed leaves that bend towards the abacus. In one section of the capital there are certain differences between the abacus flower and acanthus motifs, and the annulet form doesn't continue in this area. Based on these elements, it is considered that the capital is in fact from the 4th-5th centuries, having been reworked at a later date. |
| Teknik | Mermer / Marble |
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