The Metropolitan Museum in New York has a spectacular Moroccan courtyard (indoors), which has some remarkable plaster work created by craftsmen on site. (Many of their impressive installations were created by living artists who were paid to do the work, which makes me heart sing.)
The detailing is completely beautiful.
This is my tribute to that room. (I’ve lowered the resolution for fast loading.)
Altered image of Moroccan plasterwork by A.E. Graves
Altered image of Moroccan plasterwork
Altered image of Moroccan plasterwork by A.E. Graves
Altered image of Moroccan plasterwork
Altered image of Moroccan plasterwork by A.E. Graves
Altered image of Moroccan plasterwork
Altered image of Moroccan plasterwork by A.E. Graves
Altered image of Moroccan plasterwork
Altered image of Moroccan plasterwork by A.E. Graves
Altered image of Moroccan plasterwork
Altered image of Moroccan plasterwork by A.E. Graves
Altered image of Moroccan plasterwork
Altered image of Moroccan plasterwork by A.E. Graves
Altered image of Moroccan plasterwork
Altered image of Moroccan plasterwork by A.E. Graves
Altered image of Moroccan plasterwork
Altered image of Moroccan plasterwork by A.E. Graves
Altered image of Moroccan plasterwork
Altered image of Moroccan plasterwork by A.E. Graves
Altered image of Moroccan plasterwork