French painter Jean-Honoré Fragonard died in 1806
A pupil under François Boucher & Jean-Siméon Chardin, Fragonard painted in a Rococo style for years. His 1765 painting “Coresus and Callirhoë” won him entry into the Académie Royale. He later worked in establishing museums.

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Francois Boucher (British, 1703-1770)
Les Confidences Pastorales
c.1745
oil on canvas
94 x 132 cm
(37 x 52 in)
Los Angeles County Museum of Art

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Drawing rm painted by the famous French rococo artist Boucher between 1765-70 Musee Carnavalet Paris

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“Leda y le cisne” es una pintura Rococó del artista francés François Boucher creada en 1742.

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Her

Samantha Boucher, deity of health and medicine.

I love how fun is to draw and write her, and how over the top and bizarre her powers are compared to the rest of the cast.
Plus my homies and followers love her, and I love that they love her ❤️

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François Boucher.
French, 1703-1770.
The Bath of Venus. 1751
National Gallery of Art. Washington, D.C.

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François Boucher (French, 1703-1770)
Allegory of Music
1764
oil on canvas
103.5 x 130 cm
(40 3/4 x 51 3/16 in)
National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.

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Venus at the Forge of Vulcan (after Boucher), (1884)

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François Boucher.
Venus le pide a Vulcano armas para Eneas.

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“Mystical Valkyrie, Portrait of a beautiful female Atlantean Anubis Alien Reptilian Warrior, Realistic, Regal, Refined, Detailed Digital Art, François Boucher, Oil Painting, Michael Cheval, Steampunk, Walt Disney (1937), Highly Detailed, Cinematic Lighting, Unreal Engine, 8k, HD”

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My favorite is Samantha Boucher.

She is a deity of health and medicine, and a shapeshifter with a bizarre and morbid sense of humor and aesthetics.

She is quite fun to draw becaude of how crazy I can go, plus she is a fan favorite among my homies

(Last one by @/owlkiiii)

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François Boucher (c1751) depicts the courtesan Mademoiselle O’Murphy in this drawing. A girl of Irish extraction she holds the laurels for possibly being the most famous Irish woman in art. The drawing is a new acquisition- for comparison here’s the finished picture (in Cologne)

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François Boucher (French, 1703-1770)
Music and Dance and Cupids in Conspiracy
1740s
oil on canvas
77.5 x 131.5 x 6 cm
(30 1/2 x 51 3/4 x 2 3/8 in.)
Cleveland Museum of Art

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