TIANJIN (CINA) (XINHUA/ITALPRESS) - Laura Maria Cinquini, an Italian PhD student, recently returned to Tianjin, a municipality in northern China, to continue her research on Chinese glass painting.Introduced in China by missionaries, this art gradually merged with traditional Chinese painting techniques, giving rise to a typically Chinese style. In the 1920s and 30s, glass paintings became popular gifts on the occasion of weddings and commercial…
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TIANJIN (CINA) (XINHUA/ITALPRESS) - Laura Maria Cinquini, an Italian PhD student, recently returned to Tianjin, a municipality in northern China, to continue her research on Chinese glass painting.Introduced in China by missionaries, this art gradually merged with traditional Chinese painting techniques, giving rise to a typically Chinese style. In the 1920s and 30s, glass paintings became popular gifts on the occasion of weddings and commercial…