Understand the Classical Orders: Doric - Ionic - Corinthian

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Fascinating tutorial, Allesandro!

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Isnt Corinthian order supposed to be slightly thinner than the Ionic?

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No, the Corinthian order is not typically thinner than the Ionic order. In classical architecture, the Corinthian order is more ornate and elaborate than the Ionic order, but not thinner

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[@CleberMori]

This explanation was really clear, thanks for that! You mention the Tuscan style, are they just variations on the other three?

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Thank you for watching. Yes, the Tuscan order is a variation of the Doric order. There are a few differences, the most evident is the absence of the flutes

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