A French painter of the Rococo period, known for his lively and intimate scenes of everyday life, often depicting people in outdoor settings, with a focus on capturing the carefree spirit of the aristocracy.
Born in 1732
A prolific Rococo painter and etcher, renowned for his delicate, whimsical, and often erotic works that capture the carefree spirit of 18th-century French aristocracy. His art often featured lush landscapes, gentle colors, and playful scenes of love and leisure.
Born in 1703
A prominent artist of the Rococo style, known for his delicate and ornate paintings, often depicting mythological and pastoral scenes, as well as designing sets for the Paris Opera.
Born in 1684
A French painter who created delicate, dreamy, and intimate scenes of everyday life, often blending reality and fantasy, and is considered a pioneer of the Rococo style.
Born in 1705
A French painter of the Rococo era, known for his delicate and intimate portraits of European aristocracy. His works often featured soft, feathery brushstrokes and a sense of quiet elegance.