Sentence examples for missing paint from inspiring English sources

So they are: the holes are solid metal, the "missing" paint artfully brushed on.

The pictures look intact enough, with their handwritten phrases and clouds filled with dots, until you notice that something is missing: paint, or all but a minimal amount of it.

The Yankees' chief operating officer, Lonn A. Trost, said that although the Yankees had taken a number of measures to protect the Stadium, he could live with a few missing paint chips.

At the moment, working on "Love Bound by Maidens," Mr. Aronson carefully softens the painting's simpler "losses," areas of missing paint that instantly attract the eye, preventing viewers from appreciating, or even seeing, the whole picture.

Make sure there is no physical damage (scratches, dents, chipped or missing paint, etc).

It owns a Monet that is described as a near twin of the missing painting.

The expert was quickly convinced that the work was a Tournier, Mr. Weiss said, but did not recognize it as the missing painting.

A solicitor accused of trying to extort £4.25m from one of Britain's wealthiest peers to recover a missing painting has admitted stealing £350,000 from his own clients' account as well as secretly demanding a £2m reward.

In addition, Bailey has tracked the "missing" painting, charting its progress through private hands after the war to being sold in the 1990s to a "very discreet, private collector" who owns a handful of Van Goghs.

PARIS — More than 70 years after it was plundered by the Nazis, a missing painting by Monet that depicts the shimmering blue rapids of the Creuse River has pitted two of the wealthiest and most prominent families in France against each other.

Beltracchi claimed never to have copied a painting, instead pinpointing gaps in an artist's body of work and creating a missing painting that could have existed in an approach that has been called "method acting on canvas".