Question

29. What is the difference between a Greek Doric column and a Roman Doric column

Answer 1

Th difference between a Roman Doric column and a Greek Doric column is that a Roman Doric column often has a base on the bottom of the shaft and it is usually taller than their Greek counterparts.

What is A Doric Column?

The Doric column is an architectural element from ancient Greece which is primarily made to support many front porches in Greek, Roman, and Corinthian architecture.

Characteristics of Greek Doric Column

• The Greek doric column has shaft that is fluted or grooved
• It has a shaft that is wider at the bottom than the top
• it has no base or pedestal at the bottom, so it is placed directly on the floor or ground level
• an echinus or a smooth, round capital-like flare at the top of the shaft

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