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Eduardo J. Millán Sañudo. La Técnica Parietal Romana. Análisis del Proceso Técnico Mural Romano en el Área Vesubiana. PhD Thesis. Universidad de Sevilla, Facultad de Bellas Artes, Departamento de Historia. Sevilla, 2011.

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Selim Augusti. La tecnica dell'antica pittura parietale pompeiana. Pompeiana, Studi per il 2° Centenario degli Scavi di Pompei. Napoli 1950, 313-354. Augusti supposed that the original painting consisted of a mixture of lime and soap in water to which melted beeswax was added.

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