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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Decoration and ornament, Architectural"”.

  1. The volute in architecture and architectural decoration with particular reference to its introduction into the Ionic order

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  2. The use of ceramics as an aesthetic element in Durban architecture (1914-2012)

    Dissertation submitted in partial fulfilment in compliance with the requirements for the Masters Degree in Technology: Fine Art, Durban University of Technology, Durban, South Africa, 2013.

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  3. Painting in Stone: The Symbolism of Colored Marbles in the Visual Arts and Literature from Antiquity until the Enlightenment

    … the Mediterranean as a building material, architectural veneer, sculptural material, even a support for painting since at least the second century BC. This thesis examines the poetics and symbolism of marbles, as a medium more than a material, over many centuries along three predominant …

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  4. Painted and decorated floors on the Greek mainland and Crete in the Bronze age

    <p>The colorful painted plaster decoration on the walls of the Bronze Age palaces and mansions of Crete and Mycenae is a well known architectural feature. It is less widely known that a great many stucco floors were painted as well. This probably is because the information regarding these floors is …

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