Rococo nude painting “Resting Girl” (1752) by François Boucher, limited reproduction

Rococo nude painting "Resting Girl" (1752) by François Boucher, limited reproduction

Nude painting “Resting Girl” (1752), framed

The woman who modeled for Boucher's "Reclining Girl" was probably Marie-Louise O'Murphy. She became the mistress of Louis XV in 1753. Original: oil on canvas, Munich Alte Pinakothek.

Reproduced using the fine art giclée process, transferred directly onto artist's canvas and stretched over a wooden frame. Limited edition of 499 copies, numbered on the back and accompanied by a certificate.

Framed in a handcrafted, gold-colored solid wood frame. Size 60 x 73 cm (H/W).

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Special features / Context / About the artist:

François Boucher's career began with designs for the Beauvais tapestry manufactory; later he even rose to the position of inspector of the Paris Gobelins Manufactory. But the French court also held him in extremely high esteem as a painter: in 1765, the son of an engraver was appointed director of the Academy and "First Painter to the King," and—another courtly honor—Madame Pompadour secured his services as a drawing instructor. Boucher's works, highly popular in aristocratic circles throughout Europe, exemplify the sensuality of the Rococo period.

Style(s): Rococo

Materials used: Paper

Tools used: Printer

Techniques used: Art print

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