Oh! If Only He Were as Faithful to Me by Jean-Honoré Fragonard – Vintage PrintThe French painter Jean Honor Fragonard was most famous for his wash drawings. Fragonard, who died in 1806, opted out of frequently exhibiting in the established Parisian Rococo salon, and instead chose to work for private clients making lighthearted or erotic images. Fragonard shows his tongue in cheek sense of humor by juxtaposing a woman who is bemoaning her lovers infidelity, with the loyalty of her dog, a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, in the

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Signed print by David Hyde Costello

and brush with brown wash

Aaron Becker’s fourth wordless picture book

a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

Paper measures 10 x 13

Joe's by Jesse Morgan

Balanced in the colors I’ve used

that I now deeply understand just how intense and far reaching the opinions of women’s bodies extend

My paintings reflect the overall essence of landscapes that I either see or imagine

A giclée print from Malakia Ross's original oil painting Fruit Bouquet