Jean- Honore Fragonard

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Fragonard Paintings 1732 - 1806 French Rococo Painter

The Swing, 1767

Oil on canvas, 31.89 x 25.2 inches [81 x 64 cm]

Wallace Collection, London

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OIL PAINTING: The Swing, 1767
The Swing was originally commissioned to Fragonard from a serious history painter by an unknown French nobleman (he was not the Baron the St Julien as has been assumed in the past): 'I desire', he said, 'that you should paint Madame (pointing to his mistress) on a swing which is being set in motion by a Bishop. You must place me where I can have a good view of the legs of this pretty little thing....'. The serious history painter could think of nothing else to say except to recommend M. Fragonard as a more suitable executant.