Portraits Of Mongolian Empresses, Large Reverse Glass Painting 20h Century
Pair of large fixé sous verre depicting Mongol empresses,
China, 20th century
In a wooden frame and gilded metal suspension rings.
Frames 86x57 cm
Each coaster portrait, inspired by silk painting, depicts a Yuan-period empress identified by an inscription: 大元寧宗皇后 - Empress Ningzong of the Great Yuan, wife of Emperor Ningzong (1326-1332), and 大元順宗皇后 - Empress Shunzong of the Great Yuan (Shunzong or Toghon Temür, brother of the former, was the last Mongol emperor who reigned in China from 1333 to 1368).
Painting made in China probably in the second half of the 20th century.
Very good condition.
China, 20th century
In a wooden frame and gilded metal suspension rings.
Frames 86x57 cm
Each coaster portrait, inspired by silk painting, depicts a Yuan-period empress identified by an inscription: 大元寧宗皇后 - Empress Ningzong of the Great Yuan, wife of Emperor Ningzong (1326-1332), and 大元順宗皇后 - Empress Shunzong of the Great Yuan (Shunzong or Toghon Temür, brother of the former, was the last Mongol emperor who reigned in China from 1333 to 1368).
Painting made in China probably in the second half of the 20th century.
Very good condition.
1 200 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Glass
Length: 86
Width: 57
Reference (ID): 1753147
Availability: In stock
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