overpaint造句

• It was smothered with overpaint and darkened varnish.
• Mechanical removal of overpaint include physical techniques to remove the coating from the surface.
• The painting has since been restored and the overpaint was removed, revealing the skeleton.
• Cropped 1930s black and white photograph of the panel before it was cleaned of the overpaint.
• There is a yellowish glaze over the eyes that seems to be either damage or overpaint.
• The black overpaint was likely added after the early 17th century when Netherlandish painting had fallen from favour and was unfashionable.
• In overall very good condition, there has been some minor repair on the chipped rim and a small amount of overpaint.
• Only in early 1952 did Dickinson finally begin to overpaint the preliminary reds and pinks in which he had worked out the picture's design.
• "It took me three months, " he said, " but I was able to remove 95 percent of the overpaint ."
• The painting after cleaning, removal of overpaint, consolidation of original paint layers and strengthening of the weak original canvas Faculty and students are only the beginning.
• After the Steam Packet takeover her unwashed blue hull was given a rough overpaint of black, retaining the BR red funnels ( rather than the differently-hued Steam Packet red ).
• Several layers of discolored varnish and overpaint were removed, exposing a rich and varied surface with brushwork ranging from the controlled, almost miniaturistic strokes forming the figures to the freer treatment of the landscape elements ."
• These revealed that the background of the painting behind the chair had been entirely repainted, concealing an inventory number from the Borghese collection and the green textile hanging now visible after the overpaint was removed in 1970.
• The black overpaint behind the Virgin was probably added at the request of a later 18th-century seller, most likely in an attempt to fashion the piece as a genre work and downplay its religious theme.
• Many outdoor murals, for instance, were painted over during World War II . " The reason for the overpaint was a moral one, " says Stashka Star, who is restoring one 26-by-30-foot mural along the esplanade.
• On squadrons operating at night there was not the same need to make the marking more conspicuous, in fact it became customary to overpaint the white ring of the roundel itself-either in the camouflage finish of the aircraft as a whole, or in red.
• In 1951 he put in more work on the painting, but only in early 1952, anticipating its exhibition in the " Fifteen Americans " exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art ( together with Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko, Clyfford Still and other major modernists ), did he finally begin to overpaint the preliminary reds and pinks in which he had worked out the picture's design.