Renaud In Armide’s Gardens, After Jean-honoré Fragonard – French School, 18th Century
An elegant painting depicting Renaud in Armide’s gardens, a famous episode from Tasso’s *Jerusalem Delivered*, based on a composition by Jean-Honoré Fragonard created in 1794.
This refined scene highlights the hero Renaud, seduced by the sorceress Armide in a bucolic landscape animated by putti, rendered with a delicate palette and a touch imbued with the Rococo spirit. The work reflects the 18th-century rediscovery of Fragonard’s major compositions.
Unsigned oil on canvas, presented in a substantial carved and gilded wooden frame.
Dimensions:
With frame: 103 × 70 × 6 cm
Canvas: 83 × 52 cm
This refined scene highlights the hero Renaud, seduced by the sorceress Armide in a bucolic landscape animated by putti, rendered with a delicate palette and a touch imbued with the Rococo spirit. The work reflects the 18th-century rediscovery of Fragonard’s major compositions.
Unsigned oil on canvas, presented in a substantial carved and gilded wooden frame.
Dimensions:
With frame: 103 × 70 × 6 cm
Canvas: 83 × 52 cm
2 700 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 16th, Directory
Condition: Good condition
Material: Painted metal
Reference (ID): 1821748
Availability: In stock
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