Panel with enamels on copper 1760 - 1780

This anonymous 18th-century panel depicts a scene of daily life in China, a popular subject for European collectors during the Qing Dynasty. The enamel painting on copper showcases the artist’s skill in depicting detailed figures and architecture. The composition is framed by a decorative, gilded border, highlighting the refined nature of the artwork. It is an example of the artistic exchange that occurred between Europe and China during the period of global trade.