Entablature is called:

• part supported by a colonnade, which is located between the capital and cornice ;
• the banner capping a very important front is directly under the roof, before the withdrawal of the last floor (attic);
• the upper part of the ancient order comprising the architrave , the frieze and cornice.

The different types of entablature from the Cambridge 1922

See also

• Glossary of Architecture

• Portal architecture and urbanism

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