pediment

Converse of object

• carry: The unfluted Ionic columns rise from the ground floor and carry a pediment.
• support: The central 1st floor window above has a pediment supported on consoles.
• have: The central 1st floor window above has a pediment supported on consoles.
• mount: The case features a scroll pediment mounted on pillars.
• carve: High above the temple steps, four tall columns once supported an intricately carved pediment.

Converse of subject

• surmount: Single, central, canal loading arm in northern elevation, surmounted by a classical pediment.
• crown: The pillars crowned by a pediment containing figures in relief, designed to indicate the nature of the business transacted within its walls.

Adjective modifier

• segmental: The keystone reaches up into a segmental pediment, set against a flat cornice.
• triangular: The doorway with triangular pediment above still survives in the wall of the Fellows ' car park of St Catharine's.
• broken: In other forms of broken pediment, the base line might be interrupted.
• east: Figure ' D ' from the east pediment of the Parthenon.
• west: Torso of Poseidon from the center left of the west pediment.
• central: The capital has a very dominant focus and bolsters with a central pediment.

Preposition: on

• bracket: Over the doorway is a lion mask, and a scroll pediment on brackets.

Noun used with modifier

• three-bay: It was a typical 18th century house with 5 bays and a center three-bay roof pediment.
• scroll: The case features a scroll pediment mounted on pillars.
• stone: A full length studio portrait of two men from Luanda posed against a stone pediment.
• temple: Many carved stones from the temple pediment where uncovered during the building process.
• marble: The interior doorway is most curious, with two classical figures supporting a large marble pediment.

Preposition: of

• temple: West pediment of the temple of Zeus at Olympia.