Unidentified Corinthian capital, elevation, section, and ceiling plan (recto) blank (verso) 1500 - 1560

This anonymous drawing from the 16th century is a study of a Corinthian capital, a decorative element used in classical architecture. The drawing includes detailed measurements and geometric constructions, showing how the capital would be designed and built. The artist carefully recorded the shapes and proportions of the capital, emphasizing its intricate details and the balance of its design. This detailed drawing offers insights into the architectural techniques and aesthetics of the Renaissance period and provides a valuable resource for understanding the design of this important architectural element.