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Cricketeer Colin Cowdrey shows off his plaster. May 1969 P012513

Film star Alan Ladd, who has injured his foot. October 1953 D6473-001

James Whale feeling sore after he had kissed 4, 049 girls in eight hours creating a new world record. The Newcastle upon Tyne DJ also raised £ 1000 for charity. September 1978 P78 911

James Whale feeling sore after he had kissed 4, 049 girls in eight hours creating a new world record. The Newcastle upon Tyne DJ also raised £ 1000 for charity. September 1978 P78 911

Standing Figure with Feathered Headdress, Iran, 12th-early 13th century. Creator: Unknown
Standing Figure with Feathered Headdress, Iran, 12th-early 13th century

Standing Figure with Jeweled Headdress, Iran, 12th-early 13th century. Creator: Unknown
Standing Figure with Jeweled Headdress, Iran, 12th-early 13th century

Head of a Central Asian Figure in a Pointed Cap, Iran, 12th-early 13th century

Fragment of a Frieze, Iran, 11th century. Creator: Unknown
Fragment of a Frieze, Iran, 11th century. The friezes inscription may have originally named Seljuq sultan Malik Shah (r. 1073-92)

Carved Stucco Panel from Between Two Arches, Iran, 10th century. Creator: Unknown
Carved Stucco Panel from Between Two Arches, Iran, 10th century. Excavated from Vineyard Tepe

Seated tambourine player, Iran, 12th century. Creator: Unknown
Seated tambourine player, Iran, 12th century

Dado Panel, Iran, 10th century. Creator: Unknown
Dado Panel, Iran, 10th century

Painted Dado Panels, Iran, 9th century. Creator: Unknown
Painted Dado Panels, Iran, 9th century. From the Tepe Madrasa

Element from a Stalactite Squinch (Muqarnas), Iran, 10th century. Creator: Unknown
Element from a Stalactite Squinch (Muqarnas), Iran, 10th century

Mask of Katherine Seney Simpson (Mrs. John W. Simpson), 1902. Creator: Auguste Rodin
Mask of Katherine Seney Simpson (Mrs. John W. Simpson), 1902

Jean d Aire, model 1884-1889, cast probably early 20th century. Creator: Auguste Rodin
Jean d Aire, model 1884-1889, cast probably early 20th century

The Age of Bronze (L Age d Airain), model 1875-1876, cast 1898. Creator: Auguste Rodin
The Age of Bronze (L Age d Airain), model 1875-1876, cast 1898

Right Foot, possibly 1880. Creator: Auguste Rodin
Right Foot, possibly 1880

Victoria Sackville-West, Lady Sackville, 1913-1914. Creator: Auguste Rodin
Victoria Sackville-West, Lady Sackville, 1913-1914

Right Hand, possibly 1880. Creator: Auguste Rodin
Right Hand, possibly 1880

Head of Saint John the Baptist, 1887. Creator: Auguste Rodin
Head of Saint John the Baptist, 1887

Head of a Woman, possibly 1880s. Creator: Auguste Rodin
Head of a Woman, possibly 1880s

Hand of Rodin with a Female Figure, 1917. Creator: Auguste Rodin
Hand of Rodin with a Female Figure, 1917

John Locke, between 1790 and 1800. Creator: Unknown
John Locke, between 1790 and 1800. after John Cheere, after John Michael Rysbrack

John Locke, ca. 1750. Creator: Unknown
John Locke, ca. 1750. Attributed to John Cheere after John Michael Rysbrack

The Tub, c. 1889. Creator: Edgar Degas
The Tub, c. 1889

Little Dancer Aged Fourteen, plaster cast possibly 1920 / 1921
Little Dancer Aged Fourteen, plaster cast possibly 1920/1921, after original wax modelled 1878-1881

Merchant of Plaster Figures, ca. 1822. Creator: Carle Vernet
Merchant of Plaster Figures, ca. 1822

Matrices, Cast, French or German, 13th century. Creator: Unknown
Matrices, Cast, French or German, 13th century

Two Plasterers Leaning on a Railing, late 1850s-60s. Creator: Unknown
Two Plasterers Leaning on a Railing, late 1850s-60s

Two Plasterers Mixing Plaster, 1870-80s. Creator: Unknown
Two Plasterers Mixing Plaster, 1870-80s

[Study of a Sculpture], ca. 1900. Creator: Attributed to Eugene Druet
[Study of a Sculpture], ca. 1900

ENGLAND / WYRE PIDDLE
A group of quaint old thatched and plaster cottages at Wyre Piddle, a Worcestershire Village near Pershore. Date: 1950s

[Study of Leaves on a Background of Floral Lace], 1864. Creator: Charles Aubry
[Study of Leaves on a Background of Floral Lace], 1864

Ireland, County Dublin, Dublijn
Ireland, County Dublin, Dublin City, Dublin Writers Museum, A section of the ornate ceiling

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"Unveiling the Artistry of Plaster: From Minoan Crete to Dalí's Studio" Step into the world of plaster, a versatile material that has left its mark throughout history. In ancient times, Minoan artists adorned their palaces in Crete with intricate plaster designs, showcasing their creativity and skill. One such masterpiece is the Prince of the Lilies fresco, depicting a noble figure surrounded by delicate floral motifs. Fast forward to more recent times, and we find ourselves captivated by the surrealistic creations within Dalí's Studio. Here, plaster becomes a medium for imagination as Salvador Dalí molds his eccentric visions into tangible forms. But plaster's influence extends beyond art studios; it can be found even in unexpected places. Take Sparrowes House in Ipswich, Suffolk – also known as The Ancient House – where ornate plasterwork adorns its historic walls, transporting visitors back to another era and has played a role in preserving history itself. In Pompeii's Macellum, an injured man's body was encased in a plaster cast after Mount Vesuvius' devastating eruption froze him forever in time. This haunting image serves as a reminder of both tragedy and resilience. In medicine and first aid practices alike, plaster proves invaluable. St John Ambulance provides essential care with their first aid hampers equipped with this vital material - ready to mend broken bones or support injuries when needed most. Meanwhile, on stage and screen alike, actors like Vivien Leigh have donned elaborate costumes made from casts created by talented artist Angus McBean using none other than. . plaster. Beyond its practical uses lies yet another facet of beauty - Atauriques - delicate patterns carved into wet plaster before drying to create stunning decorative elements seen across various architectural styles around the world. Even science finds value in this humble substance; microscopic images reveal how antiseptic pads are constructed using plaster, ensuring cleanliness and protection in wound care.