Entablature from the Church of Saint Bibiana, Rome

Master PS

National Gallery of Art

This is a drawing of architectural details of a Corinthian order. The illustration features multiple views of the capital design characteristic of the Corinthian style, known for its acanthus leaves and scroll patterns. The drawing includes measurements and annotations, highlighting the focus on the proportional and decorative elements of the structure. The lines are fine and detailed, suggesting it served an educational or planning purpose for architects or artists studying classical architecture.