A young nobleman hiding in a bush gets an eyeful as the girl's petticoats are revealed due to her presence on the title object in, FTP, what painting by Jean-Honore Fragonard?
It reflects the same spirit present in Blindman's Bluff and The Stolen Kiss, works painted before its creator switched over to domestic scenes. Set in a statue garden, the central character's shoe is on a trajectory to hit the stone cupid on the left of the scene, and it is unclear whether the priest is complicit in the action. A young nobleman hiding in a bush gets an eyeful as the girl's petticoats are revealed due to her presence on the title object in, FTP, what painting by Jean-Honore Fragonard?
It reflects the same spirit present in Blindman's Bluff and The Stolen Kiss, works painted before its creator switched over to domestic scenes.
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