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    @JournalArticle {2282,
    	title = {19th c. Coloured Stuccos and Plasters from Grilos{\textquoteright} Church (Oporto, Portugal): Materials and Techniques Employed},
    	journal = {COLOR Research and Application},
    	volume = {41},
    	year = {2016},
    	month = {2016-06-03 00:00:00},
    	pages = {246{\textendash}251},
    	publisher = {Wiley-Blachwell},
    	abstract = {

    The Oporto{\textquoteright}s St. Lourenc{\c\ }o Church of the Jesuit\ College is locally known, since the St. Augustin Barefooted
    Eremites occupation (1779/80), as Grilos{\textquoteright} Church. The\ Oporto{\textquoteright}s siege laid by D. Pedro and D. Miguel (1832/33)\ succeed in the college abandonment by Grilo{\textquoteright}s Friars.Throughout Augustin Friars presence period, the white\ plasters of the nave (end of 18th c.) were executed and it\ was constructed the Holly Sacrament Chapel (early 19th\ c.) with neoclassic coloured stuccos and plasters, influenced\ by Robert Adam, Luigi Chiari and Teixeira Barreto\ ornamental motifs. Pigments were added to the external\ layer to imitate the marble and to achieve the {\textquotedblleft}base{\textquotedblright} colour\ of the panels. This study of the blue, rose and white\ stuccos and plasters of H.S. Chapel of Grilo{\textquoteright}s Church\ allows carrying out useful database on the original mortars\ composition by the use of different analytical techniques,\ important to select the most adequate solutions for restoration interventions. Optical microscopy, XRD, TGDTA, SEM-EDS, XRF analysis results were considered to identify the composition of different layers and to provide mineralogical, microstructure and chemical characterization\ of the mortars components and to quantify the binder content in those mortars. These results were compared with collected information on compositions from other sources. This study allowed the identification of the decay causes of decorative stuccos and plaster, suggesting that water retention in the masonries and wooden laths structure of the dome of the chapel is the main factor.

    }, keywords = {pigments, plaster, restoration, Stuccos}, issn = {0361-2317 (print); 1520-6378 (online)}, doi = {10.1002/col.22041}, author = {Salavessa, E. and Candeias, A. and Mir{\~a}o, J. and Sousa, L. M. O. and Duarte, N. and Jalali, S. and Salgueiro, J.} }

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    The Centre for Territory, Environment and Construction (CTAC) is a research unit of the School of Engineering of University of Minho (UMinho), recognised by the “FCT – Fundação para a Ciência e Tecnologia” (Foundation for Science and Technology), associated to the Department of Civil Engineering (DEC), with whom it shares resources and namely human resources.

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