Those works, The Reader and The See- Saw, pale in comparison to this man's most famous work, in which a cherub on the left with its finger in its mouth observes a voyeur in the bottom left of the painting.
One of this man's works depicts a scene with a woman wearing a saffron dress performing the titular action, while another painting shows two infants and a woman elevating a rosy-cheeked girl. Those works, The Reader and The See- Saw, pale in comparison to this man's most famous work, in which a cherub on the left with its finger in its mouth observes a voyeur in the bottom left of the painting. That voyeur is looking up the dress of his mistress, whose pink slipper flies across the middle of the painting. Identify this rococo master best known for The Swing.
One of this man's works depicts a scene with a woman wearing a saffron dress performing the titular action, while another painting shows two infants and a woman elevating a rosy-cheeked girl.
Jean-Honoré {Fragonard}