Touted to be the inventor of fête galentes (charming, bucolic scenes with a tad of romance and theatricality), the painter often drew inspiration from Italian comedies and ballet. His noteworthy works on display in room 36 are the Pierrot (portrait of a poetic man), Nymph et Satyre and Pilgrimage to the Isle of Cythera (the pioneer of fête galentes, featuring a group of youngsters, going/leaving the island of lovers).