| Was it the less common green and brown patination or the rare animal subject that sent a mangy-looking cat into the stratosphere? |
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| The purpose which the building serves and its location must always be thought of for the degree of patination. |
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| Therefore, patination is used for the optical improvement of model buildings, bridges and steel structures in model making. |
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| Appropriate lighting provides for the right ambience in the building and perfect patination gives the facility an individual coating. |
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| With patination, i.e. the specific artificial ageing of surfaces, you can achieve individual and interesting effects on your buildings. |
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| Traditional handwork, such as the patination of profiles gives furniture a valuable look. |
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| Sublime, your bronze sculpture, with the natural patination of the passing years, makes your interiors much more attractive. |
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| Furthermore, the laboratory is also researching on the patination techniques applied to metals during Ancient times. |
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| The patination processes do not give rise to any further colouring on façade surfaces. |
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| As a result, the patina of preserved cars — weathered paint, worn leather and pitted chrome — have led to incidents of false patination. |
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| NedZink NOVA is NedZink titanium zinc according to NEN-EN 988 that undergoes a patination process. |
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| Often focusing on the pattern, colouration and patination of objects, the result of the making process and subsequent traces of usage. |
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| Like Moore's bronze, it was executed when the artist was alive and therefore able to control the trimming and the patination, essential operations that determine the aspect of the bronze. |
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| The streamlined volume of a vase cast in the 1950s or 1960s by Hasegawa Yoshinsha, who died in 2003, is made more dazzling by the mellow brown patination shot through with reddish streaks and splashes. |
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| NedZink NATUREL is a durable and aesthetic material that in the course of time develops a unique charm by the progressive patination of roof and façade cladding. |
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| In the buffer zone, there is one recent rock engraving by the late E. R. Scherz who made it deliberately in the 1960s to test the rate of patination in comparison with the San engravings. |
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| At the Coubertin Foundry, sculptors discover skilled craftsmen who are prepared to work closely with them to develop a reflection on the fabrication and patination of their works. |
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| This can be attributed to the fact that the Coubertin Foundry is one of the rare foundries in the world capable of taking on such prominent and monumental projects, whether they involve casting itself or patination. |
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| The sculptures in wax or earth are melted at the famous SUSE enterprise in Paris, the artist attending the moulding in its different stages, ready to rectify the founding, cutting and patination. |
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| Great emphasis is also laid upon the patination, which is done in order to faithfully reproduce the manuscript's traces of use throughout the centuries, thus giving the gold a vibrant sheen. |
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| Since the artist never controlled the trimming and patination, which are essential operations in determining the appearance of a bronze, the posthumous cast is an original in words only. |
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