Corinthian column

Today, just six of the original 54 Corinthian columns remain standing.

The whole is included into a porch with Corinthian columns.

The central bay contains a door with Corinthian columns on each side.

The six Corinthian columns are each five feet in diameter at the base.

All that remains today are 23 of its original 29 Corinthian columns, each 45 feet tall.

The staircase is supported by a Corinthian column and may have been moved at some point.

The mock Corinthian columns may not be to all tastes.

Tiers of Corinthian columns rose 130 feet into the air.

Four sets of 35-foot marble Corinthian columns frame the room.

Opposite to its Corinthian columns at the west side are middle-class houses.

A porch with Corinthian columns wraps around the south and west sides of the house.

Four elegant Corinthian columns face the stream and an old mill.

I read once that the six Corinthian columns stood six stories high.

Several of the Corinthian columns had been shattered and lay in ruins.

A wide opening with Corinthian columns leads into the dining room to the north.

The north facade has a large portico of Corinthian columns.

Even the flutes of a Corinthian column may be enriched.

The outer and inner architecture is based on a system of Corinthian columns.

It has four Corinthian columns and two single mullioned windows.

The galleries in both chambers are supported by Corinthian columns.

Three-story Corinthian columns surround the building at the second floor.

On the south front, a deep central recess lies behind a screen of Corinthian columns.

"There is satisfaction when you go into a delicatessen with Corinthian columns."

Lined with Corinthian columns, the impressive main building dates from 1803.

He had crowded her between two Corinthian columns with her back to the wall.