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Amphiphile-based nanofludis for the removal of styrene/acrylate coatings: Cleaning of stucco decoration in the Uaxactun archeological site (Guatemala)

Journal of Cultural Heritage, 2015
Michele Baglioni, Yareli Jáidar Benavides, Rodorico Giorgi   +2 more
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The hierarchical use of stucco decoration and wall painting in a representative building in Palmyra

Syria. Archéologie, art et histoire, 2019
In the ancient city of Palmyra, a building with a big courtyard provides a unique context for interior stucco decoration and wall painting. The distribution of stucco- and wall paintings is clearly concentrated in certain areas of the building.
Barbara Tober
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Stucco Decorations at Baia

Papers of the British School at Rome, 1977
In my earlier paper on the ‘Stanze di Venere’ (written in 1973), I referred to the progressive deterioration of the stucco and other decorations in the Roman remains at Baia. The following pages are an attempt to provide a full record of the Baian stucco-work not covered in the first article.
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Geoffrey Beard, Stucco and Decorative Plasterwork in Europe

2023
Rezension zu: Geoffrey Beard, Stucco and Decorative Plasterwork in Europe. London, Thames and Hudson Limited 1983. 192 Seiten, 15 Textabbildungen, dazu 16 farbige und 134 schwarzweiße Abbildungen auf Tafeln. — Deutsche Parallelausgabe: Stuck: Die Entwicklungplastischer Dekoration. Herrsching, Schuler Verlagsgesellschaft 1983.
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Sabra Al-Mansuriyya And Her Neighbors During The First Half Of The Eleventh Century: Investigations Into Stucco Decoration

2009
M. Barrucand, M. Rammah
exaly   +2 more sources

Kellia:

2017
This chapter discusses the artistic elements excavated at Kellia. Numerous buildings, decorations of some sort have been unearthed, ranging from simple graffito-like drawings in red ocher to elaborate painted stucco imitations of columns. Most of these decorations were found in the oratories, the private or communal rooms for prayer.
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Zoomorphic Iconography and the Metamorphosis of Ibex Stucco Decorations inside Umayyad Castles in the Early 8th Century CE

Anastasis: Research in Medieval Culture and Art
: This paper delves deeply into the symbol of the ibex and its profound iconographic metamorphosis. The central focus is whether examining existing stucco sculptures, from the Iranian Style “Out of Place” to Umayyad sculptural embellishment, can ...
Siyana Georgieva
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Between Local Tradition and Regional Exchanges: Stucco Decoration in Dervish Lodges from the Inner Pontos at the Turn of the Fifteenth Century / Yerel Geleneklerden Bölgesel Etkileşimlere: On Beşinci Yüzyılın Başında Orta ve Doğu Karadeniz Bölgelerindeki Dergâhlarda Ustuka Esintileri

Turkish Institute of Archaeology and Cultural Heritage, 2021
Maxime Durocher
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The beginnings of Baldassarre Fontana's work in Moravia : a stucco artist in the service of the Liechtensteins in Valtice and Moravský Krumlov

Opuscula historiae artium
The study focuses on the early work in central and eastern Europe of the stucco artist and sculptor Baldassare Fontana (1661–1733). It is based on an analysis of archival documents from the Liechtenstein family archive in Vienna and points out for the ...
Jana Zapletalová
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Reducing the material consumption of stucco decorations based on information technology

Smart composite in construction
The use of modern additive technologies through the automation of the process of creating moulds and manufacturing moulded decorative elements allows for a reduction in material costs for construction work. However, the task of minimising the consumption of building materials is not fully solved. The paper describes an attempt to improve mould creation
Sergey Fedosov, Evgeniy Shabanov, Andrey Titunin   +2 more
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