Sentence examples for wet plaster from inspiring English sources

The most widely used wall finish is gypsum board, a prefabricated form of traditional wet plaster.

He daringly painted his "Last Supper" on a dry plaster wall, not the customary egg tempura on wet plaster.

It is quite different from the more familiar buon fresco, whereby paints are applied directly into wet plaster.

At some point he seems to have unceremoniously stuck it in a lump of wet plaster to hold it upright.

We had to finish the entire exterior in two days because Eric was worried about "cold joints," when wet plaster meets already dried plaster on the wall.

Under the Eastern Han dynasty (ad 25 220) wall paintings, linear in character, were produced in fresco (wet plaster) and secco (dry).

Wet gypsum plaster is cast between paper facings to form large panels that are nailed to light timber or metal frameworks.

Wet the plaster strips and lay them over the mask.

Finally, in the second week of competition, women from Pussy Riot showed up in town to scrape at the Potemkin village's wet paint and plaster.

In 1914, The Times said this building was "especially noteworthy" for its extensive sgraffito work — in which wet stucco or plaster is incised with decoration.

"Sleeping Boy I" is an oversize youth whose body was fashioned from viscous oozy material like wet clay or plaster before being cast in bronze; it evokes ancient Greek sculpture via Rodin.