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Rare Japanese Antique (1920s) Glass Painting, Beauty & Cat, Takabatake Kasho
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Rare Japanese Antique (1920s) Glass Painting, Beauty & Cat, Takabatake Kasho

1900 - 1920
Description

Superb Japanese Antique (1920s) Glass Painting, Beauty & Cat by famous artist Takabatake Kasho. Unframed (damaged in transit). 48cm high x 31.5cm wide.

Excellent condition

Born and raised in Ehime Prefecture on the island of Shikoku, Kasho Takabatake (1888-1966) moved to Kyoto in 1903 to study at the Kyoto City School of Arts and Crafts. In 1906, Kasho moved to Tokyo and became a pupil of Kogyo Terasaki, a prominent painter in the Nihonga tradition. He was one of the most popular magazine illustrators from the Taisho period through the early pre-war Showa period (1910s-1930s) and along with Yumeji Takehisa is considered a leading figure in the Taisho Roman art movement.

Physical Dimensions
Height
48cm (18.90")
Width
31.5cm (12.40")
Declaration

Antik Dragon Japanese & Other Fine Art has dated this Japanese Reverse Glass Painting to the 1920s.

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SA1192848
Dealers Internal Reference
AD1389
Description
Superb Japanese Antique (1920s) Glass Painting, Beauty & Cat by famous artist Takabatake Kasho. Unframed (damaged in transit). 48cm high x 31.5cm wide.

Excellent condition

Born and raised in Ehime Prefecture on the island of Shikoku, Kasho Takabatake (1888-1966) moved to Kyoto in 1903 to study at the Kyoto City School of Arts and Crafts.
Antik Dragon Japanese & Other Fine Art

In 1906, Kasho moved to Tokyo and became a pupil of Kogyo Terasaki, a prominent painter in the Nihonga tradition. He was one of the most popular magazine illustrators from the Taisho period through the early pre-war Showa period (1910s-1930s) and along with Yumeji Takehisa is considered a leading figure in the Taisho Roman art movement.

Height
48cm (18.90")
Width
31.5cm (12.40")
Date of Manufacture

Antik Dragon Japanese & Other Fine Art has dated this Japanese Reverse Glass Painting to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1192848
Dealers Internal Ref
AD1389
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A Japanese reverse glass painting depicting a seated woman in a red kimono alongside a white cat, presented in a dark wood frame.
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Archive I A Japanese reverse glass painting depicting a seated woman in a red kimono alongside a white cat, presented in a dark wood frame.

Rare Japanese Antique (1920s) Glass Painting, Beauty & Cat, Takabatake Kasho

Archive II A Japanese reverse glass painting depicting a seated woman in a red kimono alongside a white cat, presented in a dark wood frame. View II
Archive III A Japanese reverse glass painting depicting a seated woman in a red kimono alongside a white cat, presented in a dark wood frame. View III
Archive IV A Japanese reverse glass painting depicting a seated woman in a red kimono alongside a white cat, presented in a dark wood frame. View IV
Archive V A Japanese reverse glass painting depicting a seated woman in a red kimono alongside a white cat, presented in a dark wood frame. View V
Archive VI A Japanese reverse glass painting depicting a seated woman in a red kimono alongside a white cat, presented in a dark wood frame. View VI
Archive VII A Japanese reverse glass painting depicting a seated woman in a red kimono alongside a white cat, presented in a dark wood frame. View VII
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A Japanese reverse glass painting depicting a seated woman in a red kimono alongside a white cat, presented in a dark wood frame.
Rare Japanese Antique (1920s) Glass Painting, Beauty & Cat, Takabatake Kasho
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A Japanese reverse glass painting depicting a seated woman in a red kimono alongside a white cat, presented in a dark wood frame.
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Reverse glass painting is an artwork technique where paint is applied directly onto the back surface of a glass pane, allowing the image to be viewed from the unpainted front side. Popular in Japan during the late Edo, Meiji, and Taisho periods, it created vibrant decorative artwork for interior spaces.

Artisans typically used oil or lacquer-based paints applied in reverse layers directly onto flat sheet glass. The finished glass panel was then mounted into a wooden frame, often fitted with metal top loops for wall display.

Authentic pieces from the 1920s often show age-related paint shrinkage or minor micro-flaking visible under magnification. The subject matter typically reflects the Taisho Roman aesthetic, featuring traditional clothing alongside early twentieth-century stylistic influences.

Display the framed piece against a neutral wall as an accent piece, or incorporate it into a gallery wall alongside modern and vintage artwork to add color and historical contrast.

Dust the exterior glass and frame gently with a dry microfiber cloth. Keep the artwork in a stable environment away from direct sunlight, excess heat, and humidity, and avoid liquid glass cleaners on the reverse side.
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