Sentence examples for paint loss from inspiring English sources

Alongside him, two assistants are quietly retouching other paintings, filling in small areas of paint loss with a mixture of varnish and pigments.

You should be sure there are no condition issues with your paintings first, as any cleaning method could result in paint loss.

Occasionally, the ground may lose its adhesion to either the support or the paint layers, or the ground may fracture internally, resulting in cleavage and paint loss.

Quite apart from a reasonable wariness of paint loss, sheer loyalty to the wonted look of a work, dirt and all, prejudices many.

The conservators first had the painting X-rayed to make sure that the surface varnish and toning did not disguise extensive paint loss or severe abrasions.

(The result there was sensational, a revelation of Michelangelo's previously underrated gifts and shoot-the-works gusto as a colorist). Quite apart from a reasonable wariness of paint loss, sheer loyalty to the wonted look of a work, dirt and all, prejudices many.

For later balls it means no nicks or paint losses.

Paint losses caused by flaking are common, and most of them are mild or slight.

Paint losses and raised cracks reveal additional areas of underlying color.

Under low level magnification micro-cracking of the paint surface and paint losses (Fig. 2c, d) were visible, particularly on the areas with several layers of paint.

Particularly, the physical alterations of the paint surface mainly caused by discolored varnish, retouches and overpaints as well as over-cleaning areas and paint losses, made it difficult to discern the artwork's original artistic quality.