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"The Swing" by Jean-Honoré Fragonard in 1767 is a delightful Rococo masterpiece. With its playful composition, the painting depicts a young woman on a swing being pushed by a hidden admirer. Fragonard's skillful use of light and color creates a sense of movement and frivolity, capturing the essence of the Rococo era's playful and romantic spirit.
"Hours of idleness", by Sir Luke Fildes. From the book "English Countryside Embroidery", by Stafford Whiteaker. First published in 1988 . Copyright Stafford Whiteaker1988.
Purportedly the illegitimate daughter of Empress Elizabeth of Russia. The painting portrays her supposed capture in Venice in 1775, dramatizing her tragic fate. Flavitsky's work captures the allure and mystery surrounding this historical figure, blending elements of romanticism and historical drama to create a lasting image of intrigue and sorrow. #tudor #historicalfigure #dresstoimpress
I will take my sweet little treat, cozy drink and romcom book boyfriend over reality, please. If you want to meet the book boyfriend that does this specific sweet gesture for his best friend's sister and childhood rival, click the link to read the blurb for The Golden Goal!
