The Madonna and Child with two putti, after Andrea del Sarto, with subsidiary studies of a group of women and a pedestal

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"The Madonna and Child with Two Putti, after Andrea del Sarto, with Subsidiary Studies of a Group of Women and a Pedestal" is a notable drawing by the French Rococo artist Jean-Honoré Fragonard (1732–1806). This work exemplifies Fragonard's skill in draftsmanship and his engagement with the Italian Renaissance tradition, as it is a study after the influential Florentine painter Andrea del Sarto (1486–1530). The drawing features the Virgin Mary and the Christ Child, a theme central to Christian iconography, accompanied by two playful putti, which are cherubic figures often included in religious and mythological art.

Fragonard, renowned for his painterly contributions to the Rococo movement, often produced works that were lighthearted, erotic, and characterized by fluid brushwork and a vibrant palette. However, in this drawing, he demonstrates his versatility and reverence for the past by engaging with a composition by del Sarto, known for his refined and harmonious works during the High Renaissance in Italy.

The drawing also includes subsidiary studies that showcase Fragonard's interest in the human form and classical motifs. The group of women and a pedestal suggest that Fragonard was not only copying the central figures from del Sarto's composition but also exploring additional elements that could inform his own artistic practice or be used in other compositions.

While the drawing is a testament to Fragonard's artistic range, it also reflects the broader practice among 18th-century French artists of studying and reinterpreting the works of Italian Renaissance masters. This practice was part of their training and was encouraged by the French Academy, which held the art of the Renaissance in high esteem.

The drawing is significant for its demonstration of the transmission of artistic styles across centuries and the dialogue between French Rococo art and Italian Renaissance art. It offers insight into Fragonard's process and his ability to adapt and learn from the art historical canon. The work is an important piece for understanding the interplay between original creation and artistic study during the period, and it contributes to the broader appreciation of Fragonard's oeuvre beyond his more famous paintings.

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