stucco worker , also: stucco mason

Parts of the building indicate stucco workers from the Carlone enterprise.

The interior ceilings were made by Italian stucco workers.

In the construction sector, the Ticinese were masons, stonecutters, site foremen, stucco workers and sculptors.

Trained as a stucco worker, Lindström eventually left that line of work to become a bondkomiker (peasant comic) and bygdemålstalare (dialect storyteller).

One of Germany's leading experts, Manfred Siller, took charge and taught the venerable technique to Danish stucco workers.

His parents were John, a plasterer and stucco worker and Katherine (née Hallahan) Hegarty.

It is celebrated as the home of the famous Wessobrunn Prayer and also of a Baroque school of stucco workers and plasterers in the 18th century.

These are the following: masons, stucco workers, painters and lacquerers, carpenters, woodcarvers, floor layers, gilders, decorators, wrought-iron workers, binders and organ-builders.

He is an Iraqi-born Canadian citizen and stucco worker who lived in Edmonton, Alberta, with Rain, a grocery store worker, and her four children from a previous relationship.

Various sub-themes are now being developed (Baroque organs or the "Artists from the Lakes" - architects and stucco workers who left their native Alpine regions to work as far away as Russia).

Pierre-Antoine Gatier, the architect in charge of the historical monuments at Chantilly, assembled a team of carpenters, stucco workers, picture restorers, gilders and contractors to do measurements, make tests and take paint samples.

The interior decoration recruited the Lombardese Paracca family as stucco workers and painters, the Tyrolese painter Giuseppe Alberti; the French painter Louis Dorigny; and the Bassanese sculptor Angelo Marinali.

The study, by the center's research director, Steven A. Camarota, found that immigrants are a majority of workers in only 4 of 473 job classifications - stucco masons, tailors, produce sorters and beauty salon workers.