Jane Short Antiques has dated these Chinese Reverse Glass Paintings to the 1940s.
The frames are traditional lacquered hardwood .and In very good condition.
Fabulous decorating pieces .
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INFORMATION.
This is a "reverse painting on glass," also known as Bolihua in Chinese or verre églomisé in French. The artist paints in reverse order, applying details and highlights first, followed by broader areas and background elements.
Origin and Popularity:
This technique gained popularity in China during the Qing Dynasty, particularly in the 18th and 19th centuries, often created for export to the West.
Subject Matter:
The painting depicts a scene with figures, likely from traditional Chinese motifs, plays, or novels, which were common subjects for these artworks.
Jane Short Antiques has dated these Chinese Reverse Glass Paintings to the 1940s.
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Chinese Reverse Paintings on Glass
