Francois Boucher

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François Boucher is a famous painter representing 18th century France. He is known for his luxurious and sensual painting style, and he left behind many works that strongly reflect the court tastes of the time.

Biography of François Boucher:

• Born in Paris on September 29, 1703
• In 1731 he was admitted to the French Royal Academy of Fine Arts.
• In January 1765 he was appointed Premier peintre du Roi (Royal Painter).
• In 1765 he became director of the French Royal Academy of Fine Arts.
• Died in Paris on May 30, 1770

Representative works:

• "Indian Lady" ("Odalisque") 1745
• "Milo of Croton" 1748
• "The Awakening" 1753

Boucher's works include many graceful and sensual female figures that represent the pinnacle of Rococo art. In the lavishly decorated pictorial space, he vividly depicts voluptuous nude female bodies with a soft touch. His style was in keeping with the tastes of the aristocratic class of the time, and is characterized by the bewitching and voluptuous beauty of the body.

He also painted idealized pastoral and rural landscapes that reflect the aesthetic ideals of the Rococo period. He also had a penchant for mythological subjects, and he rendered classical themes in the elegant style of his time.

Boucher's decorative and elegant works are considered masterpieces of 18th century French art, and he is highly regarded as a representative painter of the Rococo style, whose influence was widespread on the fine and decorative arts of his time.