Vitruvian scroll

A Dictionary of Architecture and Landscape Architecture | 2000 | 230 words | Copyright

Vitruvian scroll. Repeated pattern consisting of convolved undulations in Classical bands, friezes, string-courses, etc., resembling a series of scrolls joined together by a wave-like form, also called running-dog or wave-scroll.

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