In one painting by him, a woman in white holds up 
In one painting by him, a woman in white holds up a dog with her feet as her dress falls. Two lovers embrace on a bed as one reaches for the door in his The Bolt, and a man sneakily tiptoes behind a woman in a straw hat in his Blind-Man's Bluff. He depicted a young girl in a golden dress in the appropriately titled A Young Girl Reading and a large parasol sits against a large statue in one component of his The Progress of Love. A stone angel makes a silencing gesture in his most famous work, where the central figure, dressed in pink and illuminated by a shaft of light, kicks off her shoe as she is pushed from behind. FTP, identify this French Rococo artist who depicted a man looking up a woman's skirt in The Swing.
In one painting by him, a woman in white holds up a dog with her feet as her dress falls.
Jean-Honoré {Fragonard}