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Source Image: PR202_04_03 of Entablature (Museum) of Temple of Vespasian

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Description

Diagram showing the layout of the roughed-out section and guideline on the entablature now in the Capitoline Museums.

Monument
Temple of Vespasian 
Monument Part
Entablature (Museum) 
Monument Type
Architecture 
Material(s)
Luna Marble (Archaeometric identification)  
Date
ad 79 - circa ad 87 
Keywords
GuidelineEntablature  
Collections
Temple of Vespasian, Rome  

Location

Original Location
Rome 
Current Location
Capitoline Museums 

Evidence for working practices

No evidence is available for this source.

Notes

The diagram shows the relationship between the roughed-out and finished sections of the architrave of the entablature, and the guideline strip cut into the roughed-out section. The guideline is set 2 cm proud of the finished surface of the architrave and 2 cm down from it. It was intended to act as a reference point for the layout of the fasciae not for their final positioning. The detail at the top left shows how the guideline strip was arranged.

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