J. M. von Mauch · The Roman Doric Order and the Masters
Plate 22. Doric Order of Vincenz Scamozzi
Scamozzi (1552-1616) has modeled his order after the Baths of Diocletian, and has followed almost entirely the principal proportions. Only the single members have a different relation among themselves. He has decorated the soffit of the corona, given the triglyphs too much projection, and used a plain tænia and broken same around under the triglyphs. The architrave has two facias as in Palladio's, except it is higher. His capital has a certain charm. The base of his column is much too rich for the entablature, which has only one ornamented member. The impost is shown on Plate 25.
Public-domain text (1910), transcribed from the archive.org OCR of the Architectural Reprint edition and cleaned for reading: line-end hyphens rejoined, running heads, page numbers and the German and French captions engraved on the plates removed, and obvious misreadings corrected. Fractions the scan does not show legibly are marked […]; words lost at a page edge are restored in [brackets]. The nomenclature lists of Plates 23, 24, 29, 49, 75 and 82 are set as running text. Mauch’s plates (from his German edition of 1845) are not reproduced; the live figures are this book’s own.