The project involves 47 partners from 14 European countries. The partners involved cover the whole spectrum of actors in the cultural heritage sector. This Erasmus+ project aims to highlight the importance of cultural heritage and to create a responsive sector where knowledge and skills can support the development of a sustainable society and economy.
Project
Stucco Marble
The creation of Baroque altars was usually a complex process where architects, carpenters, sculptors, painters and plasterers worked together to achieve a result to suit the commission. Technique and materials were chosen according to the wishes and wealth of the client and depending on local possibilities. In Slovenia, wood was the most common material, and both the architectural parts and the sculpture were (sometimes later) polychrome-plated.
