陽気な集まりのある公園の風景
ca. 1765 - 1770
Step into a sepia-toned dream of 18th-century leisure with Jean-Honoré Fragonard. The artist uses loose, energetic strokes to depict a lush park where tall, feathery trees tower over a grand staircase and a group of flirting figures. Fragonard was the ultimate Rococo party painter, famous for sketching so rapidly that onlookers thought he was a magician. This drawing feels like a candid snapshot of a secret garden gathering, capturing the fleeting joy of the aristocracy just before the French Revolution swept it all away.
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