Focus on The Stolen Kiss (Fragonard) and analyze the Painting.
The painting depicts a kiss between two lovers, showing a young lady in cream-coloured silk gown who appears to have left her company for a secret meeting with a young man. The composition is diagonal, made up by an axis composed through her leaning figure, the shawl and the balcony door opening from the outside, ending with the table the shawl is draped over.  The painting offers an array of  compositional contrasts between colours and  shadows: the spatial intersections are complex.Jean-Honoré Fragonard's works display the kind of eroticism and voluptuousness and the liking for romantic folly that was popular before the French Revolution among French aristocrats. Fragonard includes scenes of voyeurism in his paintings. This scene is depicting the stolen kiss in lavish surroundings,   containing luxurious  details of textures, silks and lace, like the rug with flower pattern, silk draperies, her shawl on the chair, the elegantly clad ladies that are visible through the open door. The dominant French culture influenced how  Fragonard chose his themes, that were  mostly  erotic or love scenes,  painted for Louis XV's pleasure-loving court's enjoyment.
Louis XV French culture Jean-Honoré Fragonard romantic left aristocrats French Revolution