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Sgraffito (Italian: [zɡrafˈfiːto]; pl. sgraffiti) is an
artistic or
decorative technique of
scratching through a
coating on a hard
surface to
reveal parts...
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Sgraffito by
Cauchie on the Rue Malibran/Malibranstraat (1900)
Sgraffito by
Cauchie on his
residence and
studio (1905)
Sgraffito panel in the...
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Renaissance buildings were
often decorated with
sgraffito (figural or ornamental). The
figural sgraffito as well as
relief decorations usually drew inspiration...
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House by
Gustave Strauven (1903)
Cauchie House by Paul
Cauchie (1905)
Sgraffito panel in the
Cauchie House Stoclet Palace by
Josef Hoffmann (1911) Art...
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statues Odin (1812/1822) and Odin (1824/1825) by
Hermann Ernst Freund, the
sgraffito over the
entrance of
Villa Wahnfried in
Bayreuth (1874) by R. Krausse...
- its
extensive sgraffito designs,
which cover 7,000
square metres (75,000 sq ft) of the
buildings surface. The
first group of
sgraffito was
created with...
- windows, balconies,
portals and
ornamental balustrades.
Ceiling frescos,
sgraffito,
plafonds and
coffering (patterned ceilings;
Polish kaseton; from Italian...
- City landmarks. The Booth's
facade is made of
brick and terracotta, with
sgraffito decorations designed in stucco.
Three arches face
north onto 45th Street...
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clusters differing only in voice: /zb ~ sp/ (sbirro), and /zɡr ~ skr/ (
sgraffito). The
following can
occur as the nucleus: All
vowel sounds /m/, /n/ and...
- He is
known for his work on gl****
using the
exceptionally difficult sgraffito technique on gl****.
Janis was a 2012
Fulbright scholar and as such he...
