What is the difference between the three Greek columns?
What is the difference between the three Greek columns? (The) three types of columns are Doric, (Ionic), and Corinthian. The Doric column is (the) oldest and plainest. It is also (the) heaviest and the only one without (a) base. The Doric columns of ancient (Greece) were influenced by Egyptian architecture.
How do you identify Greek columns?
The Greek Doric columns are squatter and more massive than the Roman versions – the entasis or swelling of the column is often more pronounced, and the capital is larger, projecting further over the shaft. They are without a base, placed instead directly on the stylobate – the top step of the colonnade's platform.