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The Artists
Jean-Honoré Fragonard was a
French
artist born on April 5, 1732. Fragonard contributed to the
Rococo
movement and died on August 22, 1806.
Blind Man's Buff
1750 – 1752
The Goddess Aurora Triumphing Over Night
1755 – 1756
Landscape with Shepherds and Flock of Sheep
1763 – 1765
The Swing
1767
The Goddess Minvera
1772
The Progress of Love: Love Letters
1771 – 1772
The Progress of Love: Reverie
1771 – 1772
The Progress of Love - The Lover Crowned
1771 – 1772
The Progress of Love: The Meeting
1771 – 1772
A Fisherman Pulling a Net
1774
Young Woman Reading
1775
The Stolen Kiss
1785
Rococo Artists
Fragonard's Contemporaries
Jean-Antoine Watteau
1684 – 1721
Adélaïde Labille-Guiard
Clearing the way for women
1749 – 1803
Marguerite Gérard
1761 – 1837
1701
1900
François-Thomas Germain
Anton Raphael Mengs
Jean-Honoré Fragonard
Joseph Wright of Derby
Joseph Ducreux
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