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Riefstahl, R. M. (1931). Persian Islamic Stucco Sculptures. The Art Bulletin, 13(4), 439–463. https://doi.org/10.2307/3050811 - This article is a great source for representation of my topic, the Seljuk stucco figures. Pages 438-463 have interesting information about the meaning behind the stucco figures. This article can be useful to provide definitions of the stucco figures for my Wikipedia page.

HEIDEMANN, S., DE LAPÉROUSE, J.-F., & PARRY, V. (2014). THE LARGE AUDIENCE: LIFE-SIZED STUCCO FIGURES OF ROYAL PRINCES FROM THE SELJUQ PERIOD. Muqarnas, 31, 35–71. http://www.jstor.org/stable/44657297  - This article is a great source for examples of my topic, the Seljuk stucco figures. Pages 35-71 have prime examples of two iconic stucco figures. This article can be useful to provide examples of human figures in my Wikipedia page.

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