Painting Mounted Under Chinese Glass
20th-century Chinese painting mounted under glass depicting three children playing with miniature boats in a garden pond, with a lotus flower in the background.
The frame is made of blackened wood.
The technique of painting on glass—also known as reverse glass painting—is a unique art form that involves painting directly on the back of a glass panel; the finished work is viewed from the other side through the transparency of the glass.
The artist begins by painting the finest details in the foreground (eyes, signatures, shadows, etc.), then layers in the intermediate forms, and finishes with large areas of flat color and the background.
It is in excellent condition.
Its dimensions are 55 cm high and 40 cm wide.
Shipping available in France and Europe.
The frame is made of blackened wood.
The technique of painting on glass—also known as reverse glass painting—is a unique art form that involves painting directly on the back of a glass panel; the finished work is viewed from the other side through the transparency of the glass.
The artist begins by painting the finest details in the foreground (eyes, signatures, shadows, etc.), then layers in the intermediate forms, and finishes with large areas of flat color and the background.
It is in excellent condition.
Its dimensions are 55 cm high and 40 cm wide.
Shipping available in France and Europe.
350 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Glass
Width: 40 cm
Height: 55 cm
Reference (ID): 1805569
Availability: In stock
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