Blind Mans Buff 1750 1752 116 8X91 4Cm Toledo Museum Of Art By Jean Honore Fragonard

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About Jean Honore Fragonard

Few painters captured the flushed, conspiratorial pleasure of the late Rococo with quite his fluency. Trained under Chardin and Boucher, he won the Prix de Rome in 1752 but largely abandoned the official Salon path, finding wealthier patrons among private collectors who wanted boudoir scenes, garden trysts and pastoral reveries painted with his famously rapid, feathered brushwork. The Progress of Love panels, commissioned and then rejected by Madame du Barry in the 1770s, remain his most ambitious cycle. His paintings sit at the hinge between aristocratic frivolity and something more tender and observed - an appealing tension for any room that prefers warmth and wit to severity.