Plaster of Paris’ notoriety exceeds France’s national borders, its use in moulding, sculpture, architectural ornaments in French artistic production built its reputation. Beyond plaster for moulding, gypsum plaster is one of the most used materials for building construction in the Paris area, and one the most obvious one. In fact, half of Paris ancient buildings and a large part of historical buildings in the region Ilede-France have facades covered with gypsum-based renders and ornaments. However, gypsum renders are still mistaken with lime or cement renders, people call them gypsum-and-lime renders and most of them are covered by thick layers of recent paints, making their observation difficult. Renders are often qualified as minor items ...
A series of plaster samples from sites in the Balikh Valley and the Khabour have been analyzed for c...
International audienceIn 19th century, archaeology becomes a scientific discipline and appears in hi...
AbstractThis study is inspired by a revival of traditional stuccoes, plasterwork and recent research...
Plaster of Paris’ notoriety exceeds France’s national borders, its use in moulding, sculpture, archi...
La notoriété du plâtre de Paris dépasse les frontières de la France, son utilisation pour le moulage...
La prééminence du plâtre dans la construction en région parisienne depuis le Moyen Age se caractéris...
The various traces that can be seen on the surface of the plaster models held today by the French Ac...
International audienceIf plaster decorations of the modern period are well known in Provence, recent...
The use, the manufacture, the putting into excution of gypsum plaster on old Paris façades -a marely...
Having clearly defined material and ancient techniques of stucco (lime and marble dust), the author ...
No abstractDans une très courte introduction sont d’abord esquissées les grandes lignes d’évolution ...
Gypsum plasters from old buildings are a legacy of the building techniques of our ancestors. These c...
This paper presents historical and characterization studies undertaken to: a) clarify technical inte...
Fruit d’une longue et minutieuse enquête qui conduisit, à la faveur de deux programmes de recherche ...
Faiences are ceramics defined by a white and opaque glaze, due to the addition of tin oxide decorate...
A series of plaster samples from sites in the Balikh Valley and the Khabour have been analyzed for c...
International audienceIn 19th century, archaeology becomes a scientific discipline and appears in hi...
AbstractThis study is inspired by a revival of traditional stuccoes, plasterwork and recent research...
Plaster of Paris’ notoriety exceeds France’s national borders, its use in moulding, sculpture, archi...
La notoriété du plâtre de Paris dépasse les frontières de la France, son utilisation pour le moulage...
La prééminence du plâtre dans la construction en région parisienne depuis le Moyen Age se caractéris...
The various traces that can be seen on the surface of the plaster models held today by the French Ac...
International audienceIf plaster decorations of the modern period are well known in Provence, recent...
The use, the manufacture, the putting into excution of gypsum plaster on old Paris façades -a marely...
Having clearly defined material and ancient techniques of stucco (lime and marble dust), the author ...
No abstractDans une très courte introduction sont d’abord esquissées les grandes lignes d’évolution ...
Gypsum plasters from old buildings are a legacy of the building techniques of our ancestors. These c...
This paper presents historical and characterization studies undertaken to: a) clarify technical inte...
Fruit d’une longue et minutieuse enquête qui conduisit, à la faveur de deux programmes de recherche ...
Faiences are ceramics defined by a white and opaque glaze, due to the addition of tin oxide decorate...
A series of plaster samples from sites in the Balikh Valley and the Khabour have been analyzed for c...
International audienceIn 19th century, archaeology becomes a scientific discipline and appears in hi...
AbstractThis study is inspired by a revival of traditional stuccoes, plasterwork and recent research...