Boucher's Daughter, Jeanne Elisabeth Victoire Deshays 1769

This tapestry, created in 1769 by renowned French painter François Boucher, portrays his daughter, Jeanne Elisabeth Victoire Deshays. The piece exemplifies the Rococo style, characterized by its delicate details, pastel colors, and emphasis on beauty and grace. Boucher's daughter is depicted with a soft, gentle expression and adorned with a large, elaborate bow and a floral corsage, further enhancing her feminine charm. This work is now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City and serves as a testament to Boucher's mastery of portraiture and the enduring appeal of Rococo art.