Landscape with the brother Lucas 1750

François Boucher's *Landscape with the Brother Lucas* depicts a serene rural scene. Painted in 1750, the work showcases Boucher's signature Rococo style with delicate brushstrokes and a soft palette. The painting's composition is balanced between the natural and the human, with a figure of a friar positioned prominently near a rustic cottage, while two figures converse further down the path. Lush greenery and a winding stream create a peaceful atmosphere, exemplifying the idyllic themes common in 18th-century landscape paintings. This artwork is currently housed in the Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg.