Sentence examples for microscopic painting from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, two paintings that inspired the work, also depicting the 500 arhats, will be shown: a 3cm square microscopic painting by Nagasawa Rosetsu from 1798, and some of the scrolls from a series of 100 that date back to the end of the Edo period, meticulously made by Kano Kazunobu over ten years.

Prosecutors said DNA evidence and microscopic paint particles had linked him to most of those deaths.

He and Ms. Hickey then took microscopic paint samples from various parts of the canvas.

To determine the original paint color, a microscopic paint analysis was undertaken by the New Jersey firm Historic Preservation and Illumination.

Their tests included X-rays, ultraviolet examination, macro and micro photography, and the examination of microscopic paint samples.

Microscopic paint sampling, however, revealed that the yellow pigment used to paint the embroidered braid of the sitter's coat -- known as chrome yellow -- was not available before the 1820's.

This hypothesis was confirmed by means of microscopic examinations of paint samples.

The repair work involved gathering hundreds of microscopic fragments of paint which broke off the canvas in the vandalism.

Also microscopic examination of the painting provided clear signs of color changes, particularly around the edges of the painting where the paint has been shielded from light by paper tape applied during the 1927 restoration.

Also showing promise as additives to automotive paints are microscopic glass beads, recycled mirror chips, volcanic dust and flakes of processed aluminum.

Kathleen Kucka also paints human tissue at the microscopic level, though her colorful, mazelike paintings made of layers of acrylic paint drizzled over linen are magnified and distorted to a point of near-abstraction.