The early crusaders may have seen it in the houses of Mohamed ans who had bits of it in plaster frames but without paintings or figures-purely geometrical.
Ms. Slotsky lived alone in a ground-floor apartment, and when the two large, round mirrors in the entryway cracked and the management removed them, she painted nostalgic, pastoral murals within the plaster frames.
Originally, his sculptures would consume themselves, as the gum's sugar degraded the plaster frames beneath.
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St Mary's Vicarage, better known locally as Cromwell House, is a Grade II listed building of mainly sixteenth-century plaster-frame construction although there exist some stone arches, circa 1380.
Starek accented the space with undulating, hand-molded plaster door frames and brightly colored tile mosaics made from ceramics and recycled-bottle glass.
Plaster saints framed Fritzmond Domingue as he stood by the window of Halouba Botanica, a religious-goods store where he works with his brother selling statues, voodoo flags, candles and herbal remedies for sick souls.
Their home, a place of "peeling plaster, rotten window frames and cracked panes", crawled with flies, cockroaches and beetles.
Using plaster over a steel frame, Butterfield created her first sculpture of a horse in 1973.
The historical background of the picture, preserved unlined in its plaster gilt and glazed frame, played its part in the enormous interest aroused.
"How do you keep it from being too crazy?" he asked rhetorically, surveying the Japanese root-stock mirror frame, the plaster goddess-head torch lamps, the built-for-a-dwarf divan and the Strawberry.
