Pastorale (jean-richard 839), Berger Et Bergare

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"Pastorale (Jean-Richard 839), Berger Et Bergère" is a notable work of art by the renowned French painter François Boucher. Boucher, a prominent figure in the Rococo style of the mid-18th century, is known for his idyllic and voluptuous paintings on classical themes, decorative allegories, and pastoral scenes.

"Pastorale (Jean-Richard 839), Berger Et Bergère" is a quintessential example of Boucher's pastoral scenes, which often depict shepherds and shepherdesses in romantic or playful scenarios set against the backdrop of an idealized countryside. This painting, like many of Boucher's works, is characterized by its light-hearted representation of the pastoral life, its vibrant color palette, and its intricate detailing.

The painting's title, "Pastorale (Jean-Richard 839), Berger Et Bergère," refers to the pastoral theme of the artwork ("Pastorale" and "Berger Et Bergère" translate to "Pastoral" and "Shepherd and Shepherdess" respectively in English), and the "Jean-Richard 839" is a cataloguing detail, referring to the painting's listing number in the catalogue raisonné of Boucher's works by Jean-Richard.

While the exact date of the painting's creation is not known, it is believed to have been produced during Boucher's mature period, which spanned from the 1740s to the 1760s. Despite the lack of specific historical or contextual information about this particular painting, it is a significant piece that reflects Boucher's artistic style and the broader Rococo movement's emphasis on pleasure, playfulness, and the beauty of nature.

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