Капитель
Κιονόκρανο
Capitel
Kapitel
柱頭 (建築)
Kapitell
Kapiteel
Kapital (arsitektur)
Capitello
Hlavice (architektura)
Капітель
Kapitelo
Kapitäl (arkitektur)
주두
Capital (architecture)
Capitell
Chapiteau (architecture)
柱头 (建筑)
تاج العمود
A few examples of capitals in different styles: Egyptian Composite, Ancient Greek Doric, Ancient Greek Ionic, Roman Corinthian, Byzantine basket-shaped, Islamic, Gothic, Rococo and Art Nouveau
Side of an anta capital, from the Erechtheion Athens.jpg
Capital Louvre MAO2012 n01.jpg
Hagia Sophia .jpg
Evolution of the Corinthian Capital 138.jpg
S F-E-CAMERON 2006-10-EGYPT-PHILAE-0047.JPG
Fotothek df tg 0003916 Architektur ^ Säule ^ korinthische Ordnung ^ Kranz ^ Fries ^ Epistyl.jpg
Magdeburg, domtsjerke, kapiteel.jpg
Greek Corinthian anta capital.jpg
Castel Bérenger 1008.jpg
Engelszell Stiftskirche - Nepomukaltar 4 Kapitell.jpg
Ritning över kolonnkapitäl och gesims, 1700-tal - Skoklosters slott - 99017.tif
Ionic capital from the Erechtheum at the British Museum.jpg
The Pantheon, Rome .jpg
The student's instructor in drawing and working - the five orders of architecture - fully explaining the best methods for striking regular and quirked mouldings, for diminishing and glueing of columns .jpg
center
right
Indo-Ionic capitals
horizontal
gornji segment stupa
pylvään pää
zgornji del stebra
Sastavni dio stupa
elemento superiore del sostegno verticale (colonna, lesena)
parte superior de uma coluna
elemento arquitectónico, normalmente figurado, no extremo superior dunha columna
élément architectural qui couronne une colonne
pelarhuvud
najwyższa część kolumny, najczęściej dekoracyjnie opracowana
upper part of a column (architecture)
del af søjle
oberer Abschluß einer Säule
parte de sus a unei coloane
parto de kolono
elemento arquitectónico
vrchní část sloupu
верхня частина колони в архітектурі
Illustration of the Composite order, made in 1837
Pataliputra capital, 4th–3rd c. BCE
Illustration of a Corinthian anta, from A handbook of ornament, published in 1896
Illustration of the Corinthian capital from 1640, in Deutsche Fotothek
Evolution of the Corinthian capital, drawn by Sir Banister Flight Fletcher
Sarnath capital, with volutes and palmettes, 3rd–1st c. BCE
Tuscan capital and entablature, illustration from the 18th century
A Ionic anta capital from the 5th century BC, at the Erechtheion