overpainting

The artist applied an overpainting technique to enhance the colors in the portrait.

Overpainting can be used to cover up mistakes or make adjustments to a painting.

The restoration team carefully removed the overpainting to reveal the original artwork underneath.

Some art collectors prefer artworks without overpainting as they value the authenticity of the piece.

Overpainting can sometimes detract from the overall quality of a painting if not done skillfully.

The conservationist used a special solvent to remove the overpainting without damaging the original paint layer.

The overpainting on the antique vase was added in the 19th century to cover up a crack.

Artists sometimes use overpainting as a way to experiment with different color palettes.

Overpainting can be a controversial practice in the art world, with some purists preferring untouched originals.

The overpainting on the walls of the ancient temple had faded over time, revealing glimpses of the original frescoes.