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Carrara marble

noun

  1. a white or blue-gray marble quarried at Carrara, Italy.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of Carrara marble1

First recorded in 1785–95
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Made of white Carrara marble, it depicts the pontiff in his later years, stooping and clutching a crucifix, his brow furrowed in pain.

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Adding to the flurry of contradictions is the accompanying fountain, sculpted from Carrara marble, that Cattelan has placed facing the pockmarked wall.

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To move the Ramses sculptures, for instance, required master craftsmen from Italy’s Carrara marble quarries to slice the gigantic figures into huge blocks that could be lifted by derricks and placed on trucks or barges.

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Through a mudroom and connected to a large family room, the kitchen includes white oak floors, polished nickel detailing and white Carrara marble countertops.

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There was the statue, cut from Carrara marble, in its new perch in front of Gothic arches and stained-glass windows.

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