Printable Spot the Difference: Rococo

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A Dutch Girl at Breakfast

Jean-Étienne Liotard, 1756

A quiet domestic moment shaped by soft light and careful attention. The scene emphasizes stillness, everyday ritual, and subtle surface detail, encouraging close looking.

spot the difference. rococo. A woman in 18th-century attire, seated at a table set with a teapot and cups, appears contemplative. The scene, lit softly, conveys calm.
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A Lady on Her Day Bed

François Boucher, 1743

An interior of ease and ornament, where posture, fabric, and furnishing combine to create a sense of relaxed refinement and gentle indulgence.

18th-century painting of a woman reclining on a chaise longue, wearing an elegant gown. The room is ornate with decorative wallpaper and vintage furniture.
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The Bird Catchers

François Boucher, 1748

Figures gather within a decorative landscape, balancing playful activity with pastoral calm. Movement and gesture guide the eye across the scene.

A Baroque painting depicts elegantly dressed people in a garden setting with lush trees and classic architecture. They are engaged in leisure, accentuated by rich colors.
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The Happy Lovers

Jean-Honoré Fragonard, c. 1760–1765

A lush garden setting frames tender interaction, with foliage, costume, and expression woven into a unified visual rhythm.

A romantic 18th-century painting depicts a young couple resting amidst lush greenery. The woman holds a birdcage, while the man, leaning on her lap, holds a bird. The setting is serene and idyllic, with vibrant colors conveying a sense of tenderness and tranquility.
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The Swing

Jean-Honoré Fragonard, 1767

Light, motion, and theatrical composition define this iconic scene, filled with airborne fabric, hidden glances, and layered spatial depth.

Elegant woman in a pink dress swings among lush, green foliage. A man watches from below. The scene is vibrant, whimsical, and full of motion.
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