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Stucco Marble in the Portuguese Architecture: Multi-analytical Characterisation
International Journal of Architectural Heritage, 2020The presence of stucco marble in the Portuguese architecture is not surveyed and studies addressing the materials used to produce it are almost inexistent.
Maria Teresa Freire +2 more
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International Journal of Architectural Heritage, 2020
A high relief stucco decoration from the Great Chamber of the castle Červená Lhota in the Southern Bohemia was surveyed and characterised as a part of its planned conservation. A detailed analytical work was undertaken in order to provide support for the
Jan Válek +2 more
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A high relief stucco decoration from the Great Chamber of the castle Červená Lhota in the Southern Bohemia was surveyed and characterised as a part of its planned conservation. A detailed analytical work was undertaken in order to provide support for the
Jan Válek +2 more
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Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, 2019
This paper focuses on the use of gypsum as a binder in stucco artworks made between the 16th and 17th centuries in canton Ticino (Switzerland). As far as the artistic technique is concerned, a stucco statue is made of composite materials: metal, brick or
Lucia Aliverti, Giacinta Jean
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This paper focuses on the use of gypsum as a binder in stucco artworks made between the 16th and 17th centuries in canton Ticino (Switzerland). As far as the artistic technique is concerned, a stucco statue is made of composite materials: metal, brick or
Lucia Aliverti, Giacinta Jean
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Journal of Cultural Heritage, 2019
A series of Italian Renaissance stucco artworks from Museum of Fine Arts of Strasbourg and Louvre Museum in Paris were investigated with the aim of revealing and characterizing possible organic additives.
Amra Aksamija, Witold Nowik
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A series of Italian Renaissance stucco artworks from Museum of Fine Arts of Strasbourg and Louvre Museum in Paris were investigated with the aim of revealing and characterizing possible organic additives.
Amra Aksamija, Witold Nowik
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Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2016
The article is focused on stucco elements. Contemporary process of shaping stucco elements has not been considerably changed from traditional methods nevertheless, due to new materials and new technologies, we can achieve new shapes and new possibilities of applications. The most important material for stucco forms today is silicon. The crucial quality
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The article is focused on stucco elements. Contemporary process of shaping stucco elements has not been considerably changed from traditional methods nevertheless, due to new materials and new technologies, we can achieve new shapes and new possibilities of applications. The most important material for stucco forms today is silicon. The crucial quality
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Journal of Architectural Conservation, 2011
AbstractThis paper explores the reasons why a traditional conservation plasterer, on the one hand, and an architectural historian, on the other, find it difficult to use the technical vocabulary available to convey precisely their meanings when discussing historic plasterwork. Plaster is now a generic term but in a conservation context it always has to
Claire Gapper, Jeff Orton
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AbstractThis paper explores the reasons why a traditional conservation plasterer, on the one hand, and an architectural historian, on the other, find it difficult to use the technical vocabulary available to convey precisely their meanings when discussing historic plasterwork. Plaster is now a generic term but in a conservation context it always has to
Claire Gapper, Jeff Orton
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Sculpture Journal, 2023
The Portuguese artistic production of stucco is part of a long tradition of decorative techniques that form part of a shared visual and cultural legacy in southern Europe. However, little is understood of local idiosyncrasies within this legacy.
Patrícia Monteiro
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The Portuguese artistic production of stucco is part of a long tradition of decorative techniques that form part of a shared visual and cultural legacy in southern Europe. However, little is understood of local idiosyncrasies within this legacy.
Patrícia Monteiro
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Chloride-induced corrosion of a galvanized steel-embedded calcium sulfoaluminate stucco system
Journal of Building Engineering, 2021The study of steel corrosion in steel-reinforced cementitious system has attracted much attention because this system is used in key buildings and infrastructure, and, thus, its deterioration represents a significant hazard.
Issara Sereewatthanawut +3 more
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Reviu Akuntansi, Keuangan, dan Sistem Informasi, 2022
Raw materials are staple in the manufacturing process—the more diverse the menu, the more raw materialsare required. As a business that directly interacts with customers, Stucco Cafe aims to provide satisfactory results.Obstacles to effectively and ...
Annisa Kanti, Imam Subekti
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Raw materials are staple in the manufacturing process—the more diverse the menu, the more raw materialsare required. As a business that directly interacts with customers, Stucco Cafe aims to provide satisfactory results.Obstacles to effectively and ...
Annisa Kanti, Imam Subekti
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