Jean-Antoine Watteau (1684 – 1721) was a French painter during the Rococo movement. His paintings were influenced by the colors and sensibilities of Flemish and Dutch painters such as Rubens. Watteau’s work became very popular with the wealthy aristocracy due to its exploration of romance, courtship, and idyllic utopian scenes. He was also known to be inspired by Italian comedies and ballet, the theatrical subjects of which would often find their way into his artwork.
Jean-Antoine Watteau’s paintings in chronological order: