Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian Columns: Classical Greek Order Comparison #3800138 (License: Personal Use)

This technical illustration compares the three principal orders of classical Greek architecture-Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian-showing their distinct proportions, capital designs, and entablature components. Each column is annotated with numbered labels referencing a legend that identifies elements such as the cornice, frieze, architrave, capital, column, entablature, stereobate, base, and specific order features like the Doric echinus or Ionic volute. The diagram highlights how ornamentation and structural hierarchy increase from Doric to Corinthian.

Used in educational resources, architecture textbooks, museum exhibits, and online learning platforms to teach classical architectural theory; serves users seeking visual comparison for academic study, design inspiration, or historical reference.