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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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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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Stucco Decoration in Pre-Augustan Italy
Papers of the British School at Rome, 1972Fifty years ago, when Miss E. L. Wadsworth (Mrs. H. F. Cleland) wrote her monograph on Roman stucco reliefs, still the basic study of the subject, the earliest decorations that she examined in detail were those of a house discovered in the grounds of the Villa Farnesina in Rome.
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Geoffrey Beard, Stucco and Decorative Plasterwork in Europe
2023Rezension 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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Samanid Stucco Decoration from Nishapur
Journal of the American Oriental Society, 1938OUR KNOWLEDGE of early Islamic art in Iran has been greatly increased through the excavations of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, conducted since 1935 at Nishapur, in the province of Khurasan.1 The importance of Nishapur for the Islamic culture is well known to every historian.
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DOMESTIC DECORATION: Mosaics and stucco
2009Throughout the documented history of domestic decoration at Pompeii,1 twothemes remain constant: the coordination of floor, wall and ceiling decoration, and the relation of these ensembles of mosaic, painting and stucco to the function of the spaces they adorned (cf. Strocka, Ch. 20).2 The coordination of systems for decorating the interior surfaces of
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The Historic Significance of Stucco Decoration in Persian Architecture
The Art Bulletin, 1934Just when the art of stucco first appeared in Iranian architecture cannot yet be determined. It certainly was richly developed by Parthian times, for although we have only meager remains of this st...
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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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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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Reducing the material consumption of stucco decorations based on information technology
Smart composite in constructionThe 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
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Stucco and Decorative Plasterwork in Europe
Zeitschrift für Kunstgeschichte, 1986Christina Thon, Geoffrey Beard
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