Paneel horende bij een achterglasschildering c. 1795 - 1899

This oval wooden panel, dating back to the late 18th or 19th century, is an intriguing example of a support for a reverse glass painting, also known as "verre peint." The anonymous artist utilized the wood's grain and texture to create a simple, yet effective base for the glass painting, which was likely a decorative element. Reverse glass painting was a popular artistic technique, particularly in the 18th and 19th centuries. The panel's rough, hand-crafted surface adds to its historical charm and serves as a reminder of the artistry involved in creating these unique works.