Arch of Camigliano, cornice, elevation in profile, ornamental detailing (recto) Unidentified, Doric capital; Arch of Camigliano, cornice, profile, sketch (verso) 1500 - 1560
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This anonymous drawing from the 16th century is a detailed architectural study of the Arch of Camigliano in Italy. The drawing features a profile elevation of the cornice, showcasing intricate ornamental detailing. It is a technical and precise depiction of the arch, which is likely intended for use as a model for construction or reproduction. The drawing is also an important historical document, providing insights into the architectural practices of the time. The use of measured lines and notations suggests that the drawing was intended for practical application, possibly by a builder or architect. The meticulous detail of the drawing demonstrates the skill and craftsmanship of the unknown artist, capturing the intricate details of the ornate cornice and the overall architectural design of the arch.
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