AN CHINESE EXPORT REVERSE GLASS PAINTING. Circa 1800. Inspired by the painting Four Times of Day: Morning by Nicholas Lancret, circa 1739, probably created after the 1741 engraving by Nicolas de Larmessin III, painted to depict a lady pouring a drink for a gentleman with an attendant lady behind, in common with the engraving the ladys ample bossom has been tastefully obscured beneath her dress in contrast to the more risqué original, framed and glazed, 27 x 32.5cm. ç´1800 ç»çé¡ç
AN CHINESE EXPORT REVERSE GLASS PAINTING. Circa 1800. Inspired by the painting Four Times of Day: Morning by Nicholas Lancret, circa 1739, probably created after the 1741 engraving by Nicolas de Larmessin III, painted to depict a lady pouring a drink for a gentleman with an attendant lady behind, in common with the engraving the ladys ample bossom has been tastefully obscured beneath her dress in contrast to the more risqué original, framed and glazed, 27 x 32.5cm. ç´1800 ç»çé¡ç
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