Collection of Doric Column Cliparts (61)

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White classical Doric-style column capital with fluted shaft and square abacus, isolated on white background.

A clean, modern rendering of a Doric column capital, showcasing its iconic fluted shaft and sturdy square abacus.

Ionic column illustration with fluted shaft, volute capitals, and base against green background.

A clean line drawing of a traditional Ionic column, highlighting its iconic scroll-shaped capitals and vertical fluting.

Architectural diagram comparing Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian classical Greek column orders with labeled parts.

A side-by-side schematic illustrating the three ancient Greek column orders: Doric (simplest), Ionic (scroll capitals), and Corinthian (ornate acanthus leaf capitals).

The image is a black and white illustration of a tall, cylindrical column. The column appears to be made of metal and has a smooth, polished surface. It has multiple vertical columns that are arranged in a vertical pattern, creating a vertical appearance. The columns are evenly spaced and have a slightly curved shape. The top of the column has a small, pointed finial at the top, which is likely used to hold the column in place. The base of the base is also made of a similar material, possibly stone or concrete. The overall design is simple and minimalistic, with no additional details or shading.

Classical column styles: Doric, Ionic, Corinthian, and composite capitals with fluted shafts and bases.

A comparative line drawing of the four major classical column orders used in ancient Greek and Roman architecture.

Six classical architectural column orders: Greek Corinthian, Roman Doric, Greek Ionic, Greek Doric, Roman Composite, Roman Tuscan.

A side-by-side comparison of the six major classical column orders, highlighting differences in capitals, shafts, and bases.

Ionic column with volutes, fluted shaft, and ornate capital in black-and-white line art.

A stylized Ionic column featuring iconic spiral volutes, fluting, and decorative egg-and-dart molding-perfect for architecture studies or graphic projects.

a blue and green column on a white background

The image shows two columns, one in blue and the other in green. The blue column is on the left side of the image and has a vertical column with horizontal lines running horizontally across it. The green column is in the center and appears to be made up of vertical columns. Both columns have a cylindrical shape with a flat base and a flat top. The background is white.

Classical fluted Doric column with echinus and abacus, black-and-white line drawing.

A precise black-and-white illustration of a traditional Doric column, showcasing its fluted shaft and characteristic capital.

fototapety, obrazy doric column watercolor illustration

The image shows two illustrations of a classical Greek column, specifically a Doric Order. The column is made of stone and has a smooth, polished finish. It has a cylindrical shape with a pointed top and a flat base. The columns are arranged in a vertical line, with the top column slightly higher than the bottom column. The background is white, and the columns are outlined in black. The word "Doric Order" is written in a cursive font at the top of the image.

The image is a 3D rendering of a tall, cylindrical column. It appears to be made of stone or a similar material, possibly marble or stone, and has a smooth, polished finish. The column has a vertical base with a flat top and a flat bottom. The top of the column is slightly curved, and the sides are straight and tapered. The overall appearance is simple and elegant.