Attributed to François Lemoyne

François Lemoyne (1688, 1737) was a prominent French Baroque painter celebrated for his grand decorative compositions and mythological scenes, most notably his masterpiece at the Palace of Versailles. Works 'attributed to' Lemoyne represent paintings whose authorship has been associated with him by scholars or auction specialists but lacks definitive documentary proof, often reflecting his studio practice or the work of close followers. His influence on French Rococo painting was considerable, as he mentored artists including François Boucher and Charles-Joseph Natoire.