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The painting combines a lush, Renaissance-style landscape with an allegorical scene, in which a group of couples either return from or set out for, scholars differ in their interpretations. -
Mezentin painted this to show a psychology of love. -
Mezentin painted this to show a psychology of love. -
Canaletto, the artist, used this to show a landscape depicting the entrance to the Grand Canal in Venice. -
The artwork by Jean-Baptiste Simeon Chardin shows two children playing. An older boy, leaning forward, blows through a straw, expanding a soap bubble. while the little boy looks up to him. -
It inspired The Birth of Venus by Jean-Honoré Fragonard. -
Boucher is known for a nude female. -
Marie-Louise O'Murphy's painting shows a nude girl lying down, relaxing. -
This unique painting by François Boucher shows a mother's love for her children. -
Jean-Honore Fragonard's renowned painting showcases aristocrats enjoying leisure time and engaging in flirtation. -
Fragonard uses this painting to show that in slightly more than two decades, aristocrats would be worrying about their heads, not stolen kisses. -
Bonjour, Monsieur Courbet uses this romantic swan that jumps over a wall while his lover seems surprised. -
Hubert Roberts specialized in portraits, painting both fellow painters and aristocrats. -
Vigée Le Brun was one of the members of the French Academy for painters. -
Varvara Ivanovna Ladomirsky is known to have fled to Russia, where she then did paintings of Russian aristocrats.