The Classical pediment is an element in classical baroque architecture. It consists of a gable which originally comes from a triangular shape that is placed above a horizontal structure which is supported by columns. The semi-circular/triangular decorative wall surface called the tympanum was often decorated with a sculpture technique called the relief sculpture where the sculptures are attached to a solid background that portrays scenes from the Greek and Roman mythology figures. There are three parts to a pediment; broken pediment, segmental pediment, and an open pediment. The broken pediment is shaped as a triangle with an open tip, where for the segmental pediment, it is shaped as half a circle with closed ends. Lastly, the open pediment
