
1688–1737 · French · 8 artworks
artist bio
François Lemoyne, also known as Lemoine, was a leading French Rococo painter. He significantly influenced the development of the Rococo style in France, particularly through his decorative ceiling paintings and mythological scenes.
what you'll learn
Studying Lemoyne's work allows students to understand the elegance and decorative qualities of the Rococo style, including its emphasis on graceful figures and pastel colors. Students can also learn about the use of allegory and mythological themes in 18th-century French art.
related: Antoine Watteau, Francois Boucher, Jean-Honore Fragonard

Head of King Louis XV
1729

The Amorous Proposal
1725

Louis XV offrant ses deux filles en témoignage de paix à l'Europe

La Continence De Scipion

Junon, Iris Et Flore

Four Muses

Narziss

Messengers of Godfrey of Bouillon in Gardens of Armida