A woman holding a striped garment is surprised by a man in a doorway in one work by this artist, whose series for the Madame du Barry is the subject of an August 2011 book by Colin Bailey. This artist of The Stolen Kiss included The Pursuit and The Lover Crowned in his cycle The Progress of Love. Another work by him depicts a man with a stick sneaking behind a woman with a cloth over her eyes. That work, Blind Man's Bluff, shares the same semi-erotic theme as his work sh
A woman holding a striped garment is surprised by a man in a doorway in one work by this artist, whose series for the Madame du Barry is the subject of an August 2011 book by Colin Bailey. This artist of The Stolen Kiss included The Pursuit and The Lover Crowned in his cycle The Progress of Love. Another work by him depicts a man with a stick sneaking behind a woman with a cloth over her eyes. That work, Blind Man's Bluff, shares the same semi-erotic theme as his work showing a man looking up the skirt of a woman in a pink dress. That woman is high above the ground because she is on the title object. For 10 points, name this French Rococo painter of The Swing.
A woman holding a striped garment is surprised by a man in a doorway in one work by this artist, whose series for the Madame du Barry is the subject of an August 2011 book by Colin Bailey.
Jean-Honoré Fragonard [or The Stolen Kiss before "this artist"]