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The column is basically a representation in stone of the wooden poles used to support light structures such as tents, and sometimes shrines, kiosks or ships.
The ornamental intersecting work in the upper part of a window, screen, or panel, or used decoratively in blank arches and vaults. The pattern formed by the branching mullions in the upper sections of a Gothic window.
A three panelled alterpiece that is currently used decoratively.
Photo by Hiddenson
The Tuscan order is very plain, with a plain shaft, a simple capital and base, and a plain frieze. This is the second of the two types of Roman columns developed. These columns tend to be widely spaced and short in proportion.