Spectral Characterization of Pigment from the No. 1 Cave, Kizil Cave-Temple Complex by Liu Liu, Jintao He, Mei Ye, Zhanyun Zhu, Qing Zhong, Junchang Yang

“…The No. 1 Cave is of great significance due to its three surviving clay sculptures. The mural paintings inside the cave are experiencing severe degradation. …”
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Bronze spoked wheels from Sanxingdui and ancient indian myths about Garuda by Varenov Andrey V.

“…He suggests calling the smaller sculptures, cast at one time, “statuettes” . The design features of bronze anthropomorphic statues of Sanxingdui allow us to synchronize the time of their creation with the existence of bronze masks of types A and C, as well as bronze “spirit trees” No. 2 and No. 1, since the same technological methods were used in their production. …”
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Les effigies sculptées d’Henri IV à Toulouse au xviie siècle by Sophie Fradier

“…They adorned public spaces : the town bridge and common House. These sculptures are usually perceived as forms of allegiance to the king ; this article, however, intends to question such an interpretation. …”
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« Pour le remède des âmes » : la chapelle du cimetière de l’hôpital Saint-Jacques de Cuiseaux et son décor peint by Denise Borlée

“…This well-preserved painted cycle, designed in keeping with the architectural framework, was also based on the integration of sculptural elements. Thus, the eastern window participates, by the light which it provides, in the painted on the embrasure Annunciation. …”
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Pointing out persuasion in Philemon by P.B. Decock

“…This encyclopedia surveys not only sermons and commentaries, but also the various ways in which biblical texts have been received, such as in the creative arts, including paintings, sculptures, novels, films and music. Professor Tolmie’s study, however, focuses on how commentators and preachers have “pointed out persuasion” in this Pauline letter. …”
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Chrudimský Kristus a zázračné souřadnice jeho barokní legendy by Pavel Panoch

“…The proposed paper also deals with several other baroque sculptures and paintings, influnced by the picture of Chrudim's St. …”
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Exhausting the (Human) Problem by Annalaura Alifuoco

“…This article explores exhaustion as both existential condition and methodological proposition—a way to sidestep the human(ist) problem of solutionism. Through the sculptural works of Berlinde De Bruyckere, where organic and synthetic matters merge in states of suspension, we witness exhaustion’s capacity to reshape relations between bodies, forms, and forces. …”
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“Doctor, I Want to Be Like This!”: Exploring Global Beauty Body Standards Through a Multicenter Survey by Damiano Tambasco, MD, Jordi Mir, MD, Alfredo Hoyos, MD, David Sieber, MD, Mauricio Viaro, MD, Jack Zamora, MD, Carlos Manfrim, MD, Edwin Zara, MD, Federica Tomaselli, MD, Christian Montes, MD, Miriam Isola, MD, Maria De Martino, MD, Pier Camillo Parodi, MD, Roberta Albanese, MD, Mario Mendanha, MD

“…The body is a living organism, not a sculptural object to be reshaped at will. Aesthetic standards are influenced by subjective factors, including technology and social media’s effect on self-perception and beauty ideals. …”
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Residential building in Čolak Antina Street in Belgrade by Miljković Dejan

“…The building is defi ned by its purpose, proportions and volume in an almost sculptural form in relation to its surroundings, which are characterized by Senjak's dilapidated residential buildings that have had countless additional interventions. …”
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HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE ORANYAN CULTURAL FESTIVAL IN NEW OYO: A STRATEGIC MEASURE TO PRESERVE YORÙBÁ ANTIQUITIES IN THE 21ST CENTURY by OYEDOKUN MOJEED OYETUNJI, AKANBI SHOLA AHMED, ADEYEMI KAMIL HAMZAH

“…The event, since its commencement, has uniquely portrayed Yorùbá cultural values, mainly to present Yorùbá cultural values from a historical perspective against Eurocentric views, and characterised by handmade attire, sculptures, liturgical objects and other traditional instruments. …”
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Transmedial presence of verbal texts in architecture and public space. Between informativity and emotivity by Elżbieta Chrzanowska-Kluczewska

“…In addition, they are almost always multimodal, that is polysemiotic texts whose content becomes complemented with pictorial elements (paintings, sculptures), with written or oral language and, on occasion, with music. …”
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Study on the Seismic Performance of Small-Diameter Bolts Reinforced in Grottoes by Ningbo Peng, Bo Sun, Jizhong Huang, Yun Dong, Ye Zhu

“…The Yungang Grottoes, a World Heritage Site in Datong, consist of 252 caves that are noted for their collection of 5th- and 6th-century Buddhist grotto sculptures and reliefs. Various diseases have appeared in the grottoes under the general influence of natural and artificial factors. …”
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RISET PRAKTIK EKSPERIMENTAL LAS BUSUR DENGAN MATERIAL AS STAINLESS STEEL UNTUK PENCIPTAAN BENTUK KATAK POHON by Miky Endro Santoso

“…The results of this research can be developed into further research or the diversity of works or craft and art products that use stainless steel shaft material (such as furniture, metal crafts, sculptures, and so on). In addition, the results of this research can also participate and contribute to the diversity of ideas, forms and materials in the development of craft and art products in the creative industry in Indonesia.   …”
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Epistemic Roots, Universal Routes and Ontological Roofs of African “Ritual Archives”: Disciplinary Formations in African Thought by Oluwatoyin Vincent Adepoju

“…The fifth part, “Imagistic Resonance”, presents Falola’s effort to make the Toyin Falola Reader into a ritual archive, illustrating his vision for African art as an inspirer of theory, by spacing powerful black and white pictures of forms of this art, mainly sculptural but also forms of Epistemic Roots, Universal Routes and Ontological Roofs 317 clothing, largely Yoruba but also including examples from other African cultures, throughout the book. …”
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Pierre et carrières dans la Saintonge antique : identification, usages et diffusion by Jacques Gaillard, Egle Conforto

“…Compressed into vast anticlinal and synclinal undulations, cut into by rivers, notably the Charente, it offered stonemasons a wide range of high-quality limestone, suitable for sculptural and architectural purposes, as well as all other construction needs, whether ashlar or rubble. …”
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