Question

Which Greek style features columns with two rows of leaves that fan out from the capital and four scrolls?

Answer 1

Answer:

Corinthian.

Explanation:

Corinthian style features columns with two rows of leaves that fan out from the capital and four scrolls. Corinthian style is the most decorative style of ancient Greece architecture. It’s named after the Greek city Corinth and is the third and last of the classical orders. The first one was the Doric and the second the Ionic. Corinthian style is very ornate, with fluted columns whose capitals are decorated with leaves. Corinthian style was also used in Roman architecture and was an inspiration for the Renaissance art.

Answer 2

I believe the answer is Corinthian.