Jean-Antoine Watteau
French Artist, 1684 - 1721
Jean-Antoine Watteau (1684-1721) was a French Rococo painter renowned for his paintings of the fêtes galantes, or scenes of courtly love. His work is characterized by its graceful, elegant figures and its pastel palette of colours. He was a master of depicting the emotion of his figures, often conveying a sense of melancholy and wistfulness. His influence on later artists, such as Fragonard, was immense. Watteau's works continue to be admired and reproduced in fine art prints to this day.
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Watteau Prints
- The Judgement of Paris
- The Marriage Contract
- Meeting in the Open Air
- Nude Woman
- Nude Woman with her Arm Raised
- Peaceful Love
- The Pleasures of the Ball
- Recreation Galante
- Return from the Ball, Actors from the Theatre Francais
- Savoyard with a Marmot
- The Scale of Love
- Seated Violinist Tuning his Instrument
- Semi-Nude Woman seated on a Chaise Longue, holding her Foot
- The Shepherds
- The Shy Lover
- The Singing Lesson
- Six Heads and Two Hands playing a Musical Instrument
- Study of a Woman from the Back
- The Swordsman
- Three Arquebusiers
- The Two Cousins
- Two Men and Four Cats
- Two Studies of a Woman, Three-Quarters from Rear, One in Profile