L’usage du plâtre dans le château de Marly, de la construction au décor
Ivan Lafarge, Tiffanie Le Dantec
Bulletin du Centre de Recherche du Château de Versailles · 2006
doi:10.4000/crcv.14107 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
The excavations of the Marly Royal Pavilion in 2015 unveiled large quantities of gypsum plaster and very few other construction materials besides stone. The study of these elements helped in the formulation of hypotheses for the restoration of the pavilion’s structure. In the same way, study of traces of paint on the plaster sheds light on the Royal Pavilion and the group of seventeenth-century buildings, both civil and royal.
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