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Fragonard and Cupid's Paintbrush
 

1- Jeune fille délivrant un oiseau de sa cage, Grasse, Parfumerie Fragonard, private collection, photo Jean-Jacques L'Héritier

2- La Petite Sultane, Ball State University Museum of Art, E. Arthur Ball Collection, gift of the Ball Brothers Foundation, 1995, © Trustees of Ball State University, photo Steven J. Talley
Exhibition Fragonard, Les Plaisirs d'un siècle, from 3 October 07 to 13 January 08
Musée Jacquemart-André 158, boulevard Haussman Paris 8° +33 1 45 62 11 59

To Fragonard, any subject was interesting as long as one could derive pleasure from it: the pleasure of painting it, that of watching it, and the pleasure of imagination. From the court to the rustic countryside, from aristocratic libertinage to the heroes of mythology, from a modern sultana to the ancient poets; and sometimes, these all went together. The exhibition at the Musée Jacquemart-André is the ideal promenade to prepare an afternoon siesta with one's lover.