Bucolic passion, French school of the 18th century

Bucolic passion (Jean Baptiste Huet 1745-1811 follower of) Oil on canvas French school of the 18th. Our painting is a perfect example of rural scenes and amorous passion expressed in bucolic settings initiated by Madame de Pompadour who will define the essence of rock art, a reflection of the court's joie de vivre Rococo becomes a lifestyle based on the refined pleasure of the senses and aesthetic satisfaction, a style dear to Jean-Baptiste Huet who will move towards a lighter color palette that he will decline in many shades of pinks and blues. Painting presented in an 18th century Louis XV frame. Dimensions: with frame, height 57cm, width 107cm: