Stucco Collection

Egyptian art. Nefertiti bust. Limestone and stucco. Neues Mu
Egyptian art. Nefertiti. 14th century B.C. Egyptian Princess, wife of Amenhotep IV Akhenaton. Bust. Limestone and stucco. It is believed to have been crafted in 1345 BC by the sculptor Thutmose

Minoan art. Greece. 16th century B. C. Fresco of boxing kids
Minoan art. Greece. 16th century B.C. Fresco of boxing kids. Fight between two teens provided with gloves and a belt. Painted stucco. Room B1 from Akrotiri (Thera). (1550-1500 BC)

Europe, Italy, Asolo. Flowers growing around window

The Whistlejacket Room, Wentworth Woodhouse, South Yorkshire, from The English Country House (b/w photo)
CLF306339 The Whistlejacket Room, Wentworth Woodhouse, South Yorkshire, from The English Country House (b/w photo) (see also 306334) by English Photographer

Scenic view of Angra do Heroismo and Monte Brasil at sunset, Terceira, Azores
Scenic view overlooking Monte Brasil and the capital city of Angra do Heroismo, with the sunset reflecting warm light on the whitewashed buildings and the brilliant blue Atlantic Ocean; Terceira

Detail of the hand of a stucco seated Buddha statue, Wat Si Chum, Sukhothai Historical Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sukhothai, Thailand, Southeast Asia, Asia

Tile and stucco decoration, Ali Ben Youssef Medersa, Marrakech (Marrakesh), Morocco, Africa

Replica Bust of Nefertiti, Germany
Full size plaster replica of a limestone bust of Nefertiti. The original bust of Nefertiti (meaning the beautiful one has come forth ) was discovered in 1912

The blue and yellow contrast found in the Majorelle garden. Marrakech, Morocco

Interior of the pilgrimage church with the central altar and shrine to the 14 helper saints
BAL112339 Interior of the pilgrimage church with the central altar and shrine to the 14 helper saints, designed by Balthasar Neumann (1687-1753), 1742-72 (photo); Wallfahrtskirche, Vierzehnheiligen

The Sala dei Fasti Farnesiani (Hall of the Splendours of the Farnese) detail of the frescoed trompe l'oeil wall
BEN107153 The Sala dei Fasti Farnesiani (Hall of the Splendours of the Farnese) detail of the frescoed trompe l'oeil wall decoration by Francesco Salviati and Taddeo Zuccari (1529-1566)

Octagonal salon of the Comtesse de Provence, 1784 (photo)
BCC116010 Octagonal salon of the Comtesse de Provence, 1784 (photo) by Chalgrin, Jean Francois Therese (1739-1811); Pavillon de Montreuil, Versailles

Faiyum, Egypt. Blue wooden shutters

Faiyum, Egypt. A blue painted door on a building

Faiyum, Egypt. Wooden door in a wall

Small Parian Head, Late 3rd century BCE. Creator: Unknown
Small Parian Head, Late 3rd century BCE

Buddha Shakyamuni, 12th-13th century. Creator: Unknown
Buddha Shakyamuni, 12th-13th century

Head of Buddha Shakyamuni, 11th century. Creator: Unknown
Head of Buddha Shakyamuni, 11th century

Fragment of Male Figure, 7th-8th century. Creator: Unknown
Fragment of Male Figure, 7th-8th century

Celestial Figure, 7th-8th century. Creator: Unknown
Celestial Figure, 7th-8th century

Head of a Mourning Female (image 2 of 6), 4th-5th century. Creator: Unknown
Head of a Mourning Female (image 2 of 6), 4th-5th century

Head of Buddha Shakyamuni, 4th century. Creator: Unknown
Head of Buddha Shakyamuni, 4th century

Head of the Emaciated Buddha, 4th century. Creator: Unknown
Head of the Emaciated Buddha, 4th century

Ehelepola Nilame (Chief Minister of Kandy), c.1810. Creator: Unknown
Ehelepola Nilame (Chief Minister of Kandy), c.1810

Design for the decoration of three walls of a room, c.1752-c.1819. Creator: Juriaan Andriessen
Design for the decoration of three walls of a room, c.1752-c.1819

The Garden and Coach House of 524 Keizersgracht in Amsterdam, 1772. Creator: Hendrick Keun
The Garden and Coach House of 524 Keizersgracht in Amsterdam, 1772. Other Title(s): The Garden and Coachhouse of Keizersgracht 524, Amsterdam

The Family dining room at Mt. Vernon, c.between 1910 and 1920. Creator: Unknown
The Family dining room at Mt. Vernon, c.between 1910 and 1920

Stucco bas-relief with two male figures, 1700-1800. Creator: Anon
Stucco bas-relief with two male figures, 1700-1800

Kasbah of Thamiel glaoui, window (ceramic)
GDG287842 Kasbah of Thamiel glaoui, window (ceramic) by Moroccan School; Kasbah of El Glaoui, Telouet, Morocco; (add.info.: residence of the pasha of Marrakesh)

Details of the upper part of Lindarajas Balcony, 1907. Creator: Unknown
Details of the upper part of " Lindaraja s" Balcony, 1907. Detail of interior decoration, Court of the Lindaraja, palace of the Alhambra, Granada, Spain

Part of ceiling of the Portico of the Court of the Fish Pond, 1907. Creator: Unknown
Part of ceiling of the Portico of the Court of the Fish Pond, 1907. Interior decoration in the palace of the Alhambra, Granada, Spain, which mainly dates from the 14th century

From the entrance to the Divan, Hall of the Two Sisters, 1907. Creator: Unknown
From the entrance to the Divan, Hall of the Two Sisters, 1907. Interior decoration in the palace of the Alhambra, Granada, Spain, which mainly dates from the 14th century

Ornaments on panel, Hall of Ambassadors, 1907. Creator: Unknown
Ornaments on panels, Hall of Ambassadors, 1907. Interior decoration in the palace of the Alhambra, Granada, Spain, which mainly dates from the 14th century

Entrance to the Court of the Lions, 19th century, (1907). Creator: Unknown
Entrance to the Court of the Lions, 19th century, (1907). Courtyard in the palace of the Alhambra, Granada, Spain, which mainly dates from the 14th century

Interior View, Taken from the Hall of the Two Sisters, 19th century, (1907). Creator: Unknown
Interior View, Taken from the Hall of the Two Sisters, 19th century, (1907). Interior decoration in the palace of the Alhambra, Granada, Spain, which mainly dates from the 14th century

Albert Frederick Calvert in the Alhambra, Granada, Spain, 1907. Creator: Unknown
Albert Frederick Calvert in the Alhambra, Granada, Spain, 1907. Portrait of Australian traveller and author Calvert (1872-1946) wearing oriental dress and smoking a huqqa

Windows in the Alcove, Hall of the Two Sisters, 1907. Creator: Unknown
Windows in the Alcove, Hall of the Two Sisters, 1907. Interior decoration in the palace of the Alhambra, Granada, Spain, which mainly dates from the 14th century

Artemonas village, Apollonia, Sifnos Island, Cyclades Islands, Greece

Shuttered old window, Apollonia, Sifnos Island, Cyclades Islands, Greece

Apollonia village, Apollonia, Sifnos Island, Cyclades Islands, Greece

Colourful House, Chania, Crete, Greek Islands, Greece

Ornate window, Courtyard gardens at Bahia Palace (Palais de la Bahia). Marrakech-Safi (Marrakesh-Tensift-El Haouz) region, Marrakesh, Morocco

UK, England, London, Borough of Camden, early 19th Century Regency era neo-classical townhouses with stucco facades near Regents Park. Expensive real estate. No people

Foundation Dar Bellarj for Moroccan culture. Marrakech, Morocco

Beautifull stucco work in the Ben Youssef Medersa. It is the largest theological school in Morocco. Built in 1565 it once housed 900 students and teachers in the rooms above the courtyard

Maison Tiskiwin, or Tiskiwin Museum, is housed in a beautifully restored riad in the medina and showcases a collection of North African arts and crafts amassed by Dutch anthropologist Bert Flint

The Bahia Palace was built in the late 19th century and it was intended to capture the essence of the Islamic and Moroccan style in architecture and decorative arts. Marrakech, Morocco

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Stucco, a versatile and timeless art form, has been an integral part of various cultures throughout history. From the captivating Egyptian art featuring the iconic Nefertiti bust to the vibrant Minoan fresco depicting boxing kids in ancient Greece, it has left its mark on numerous masterpieces. In Egypt, stucco was used alongside limestone to create intricate sculptures and reliefs that adorned temples and tombs. The Neues Museum proudly displays the stunning Nefertiti bust, showcasing the skillful craftsmanship achieved through combining stucco with other materials. Moving westward to Greece, we find ourselves captivated by a 16th-century B. C. Minoan fresco portraying energetic children engaged in boxing. The use as a medium allowed for lifelike details and vibrant colors that have stood the test of time. Traveling further into Europe, we encounter Kellie Castle's South Room bathed in sunlight captured beautifully by oil on canvas artwork from c. 1913. Stucco walls enhance this picturesque scene while adding texture and depth to the room's ambiance. Italy's charming town of Asolo showcases nature intertwining with architectural beauty as flowers gracefully grow around windows embellished with stucco decorations. This harmonious blend exemplifies how they are seamlessly merge man-made structures with natural elements. The Chiesa di Stella Maris in Porto Cervo stands as a testament to Michele Busiri Vici's talent in using stucco to create intricate designs within religious architecture. Its grandeur is enhanced by delicate details etched onto its surface. Not limited solely to visual arts, even literature finds expression through stucco work like Koranic phrases delicately carved into walls—a testament to Islamic culture's rich artistic heritage. From Asia comes another example of exquisite craftsmanship—the hand of a seated Buddha statue made entirely from stucco material—showcasing the versatility of this art form across different continents.