Paintings On Ceramic Signed Bigot, Late 19th Century – Gallant Scenes Inspired By Rococo

This elegant pair of ceramic paintings illustrates gallant scenes inspired by Rococo, where aristocratic couples move through lush gardens. Each composition highlights the delicacy of the figures, the refined draperies and a romantic background embellished with architectural and floral elements. The luminous colors and the attention to detail testify to an exceptional know-how, characteristic of works painted on ceramics in the 19th century. The richly decorated frame in gilded wood highlights the finesse of these pieces, giving the whole a timeless charm. Signed "Bigot", these paintings are part of the tradition of pastoral and sentimental scenes popular at the time, gracefully illustrating the art of living and the elegance of the 18th century.