Always the terra-cotta insists on its own physicality, the forms bearing traces of their making. |
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The thickest segments of the main tubes have a core of vesicular glass that is a terra-cotta color. |
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The philodendrons, the ficus, and the Swedish ivy in their terra-cotta planters had wilted. |
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On one side, soft shades of terra-cotta, cream and black depict richly patterned, folded and sashed kimonos. |
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The Babylonians made pottery, terra-cotta sculptures, and writing surfaces with the clay they had. |
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His architectural sculpture and terra-cotta portrait busts of leading citizens were much admired in their day. |
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Precast copings, window lintels, and string courses have a terra-cotta color, without exposed aggregate. |
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For the realization of her six artworks, overlaid with precious stones, she abandoned the bronze for the terra-cotta. |
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A clay which includes a part of terra-cotta heated at high temperature, then crushed and incorporated into some fresh earth. |
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The angled east wall of the living room invites transition to the east terrace, carried out in terra-cotta pavers. |
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Chili reds, lemon yellows, and turquoise blues interplay with terra-cotta and cactus greens. |
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Those who find orange too strong often find such as terra-cotta, peach or amber more acceptable as they retain some of the attributes of orange. |
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In most cases, however, the brick, carved stone, or terra-cotta ornament would survive far longer than decoration executed in wood. |
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The authentic approach would be to add talc to slip, and then paint that onto the unfired terra-cotta. |
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Appointed in a melding of neo-Classical and Mediterranean styles, the spa welcomes guests with Roman murals, Hellenic sculptures, fluted pillars, and terra-cotta tiles. |
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I added rolled-rim terra-cotta pots on this edge, spaced 10 feet apart. |
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This division also comprises a business supplying technical ceramics for the terra-cotta industry, as well as a roofing products distribution company. |
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In France, the building materials division benefited from the recovery in new individual housing construction, mostly in the manufacturing of tiles and terra-cotta bricks. |
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Both glazed and unglazed terra-cotta pottery pieces are sold in markets. |
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Soil dries faster in terra-cotta pots, high temperatures and wind. |
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The sculptor may have modeled a terra-cotta bust of Anne-Marie. |
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Besides numerous complete ceramics, the inventory consists of objects made of terra-cotta and unbaked clay, of stone, bronze, bone, shells, and gypsum. |
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Here it's combined with asparagus fern in a 15-inch-wide glazed terra-cotta pot. |
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The 12th-century terra-cotta panels from the elaborate facings of the Ananda temple, however, show the beginnings of the petrifaction that overtook later Burmese figurative art. |
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Each of the Field installations was composed of tens of thousands of small staring terra-cotta figures, which were packed into a gallery room facing the entrance at which the gallery goer stood. |
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The collection also includes glass barware and stemware with sandblasted and engraved designs and terra-cotta based ceramicware that is oven-to-table safe. |
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