bucranium, bucrane
A sculptured ornament representing the head or skull of an ox, often garlanded; frequently used on Roman Ionic and Corinthian friezes.
A sculptured ornament representing the head or skull of an ox, often garlanded; frequently used on Roman Ionic and Corinthian friezes.
1.A pediment whose sloping or curving sides terminate before reaching the pediments highest point, resulting in an opening that is often filled with
Hollow clay building blocks are made for use as a wall unit. The blocks are made from selected brick clays
Walls, such as garden walls, that are to be finished fairface both sides and built 1 B thick are often
At the end of a wall at a stop end, at an angle or quoin and at jambs of openings