| Note the articulation of the facade with arched corbel tables and pilaster strips. |
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| The use of limestone for the water table, belt course, rusticated jack arches, and pilaster capitals is unique in Kent County architecture. |
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| This very simple Louis XVI style mantel is adorned with classical motifs all covered with fluting: the pilaster, the heads and the entablature. |
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| The pilaster jambs are fluted and finely filleted and rise up to full square acanthus leaf rosettes. |
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| The length of corrugated profiles should therefore be interrupted through appropriate joints or pilaster strips. |
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| The facade still bears the trace of an ionic pilaster with volute which would have ordered the façade at this time. |
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| Its architecture with the gently bent pilaster strips and mouldings indicates already a transition to classicistic forms. |
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| As a decorative feature, the anta is considered to be the forerunner of the pilaster. |
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| The gopura is generally constructed with a stone base and a superstructure of brick and pilaster. |
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| A caryatid is a statue of a woman generally dressed in a long toga used to support an entablature in place of a column, a pilar or a pilaster. |
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| Finely carved pilaster shaped fluted jambs rise up to delicate square acanthus rosettes. |
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| The fluted sculpted pilaster jambs rise up to heads with square acanthus leaf rosettes. |
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| Pair of iron archways supported by two pilaster filleted columns topped by capitals. |
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| The mantel is framed by two sheathed pilaster jambs and an entablature with a frieze. |
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| A double arched window divided by a small pilaster or column that acts as a support. Occasionally framed by a third arch. |
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| This pilaster may have originated in the Episcopal Basilica of Lisbon. |
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| The pilaster ends with a winged caryatid placed on an acanthus leaf. |
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| If the long walls of a temple extend past the cella, or sanctuary, to form the side walls of the porch or anteroom, these long walls often terminate with antas, an anta being a corner post or pilaster. |
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| The anta of ancient Greece was the direct ancestor of the Roman pilaster. |
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| Given that the central element of the plaque indicates that the motifs would have been repeated vertically, there seems little doubt that the piece in question is all that remains of an elaborate pilaster. |
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| Quality, which one can even feel, since the pilaster strips rest upon easily raised on the attachment panel, which draws attention in noble anthracite coal-grey. |
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| The greater project involved extensive modernisation of the Palais Coburg, a building with an impressive pilaster façade in an exclusive part of Vienna. |
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| The two pilaster strips are decorated by floral elements, by two stylised saints who, given this detail, allow for a lot of space to be occupied with the respective two columns. |
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| A beautiful quality of sculpture, using classical motifs on the frieze of the entablature and more bucolic elements on the pilaster jambs that evoke the power of love. |
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| On all three floors, the mullioned windows are divided by pilaster strips, whereas the courtyard emphasizes its Florentine inspiration through an arched portico on Corinthian columns. |
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| Detail of an Ionic capital on a pilaster in the Great Court. |
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| Examples of his work include a painted, floral pilaster decoration in the central room of Wallington Hall in Northumberland, home of his friend Pauline Trevelyan. |
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