The subject of this painting was originally suggested to Gabriel-Francois Doyen before being passed to its artist. The bottom
The subject of this painting was originally suggested to Gabriel-Francois Doyen before being passed to its artist. The bottom right shows a dog reared on his hind legs yapping at the central scene. One figure in this painting holds his black three-cornered hat in his outstretched left hand. The left side of this painting has a depiction of a beehive with two babies on top of it. This work was commissioned by the Baron de Saint-Julien. A putto with a (*) finger up to its lips looks from the right of this work, whose central figure is kicking off her shoe as a man behind her pushes her on the title conveyance. For 10 points, name this painting which depicts a man hidden in a bush looking up the pink dress of a woman, and which is a Rococo work by Jean-Honoré Fragonard.
The subject of this painting was originally suggested to Gabriel-Francois Doyen before being passed to its artist.
The Happy Accidents of the Swing [or L'Escarpolette]