Louis-Marin Bonnet; François Boucher

Louis-Marin Bonnet and François Boucher were artists documented as active between 1736 and 1774. Their joint output represented in major collections consists primarily of prints.

Their collective body of work is preserved in institutional holdings, including eight prints represented in the database of the National Gallery of Art. These Louis-Marin Bonnet; François Boucher prints address subjects ranging from intimate portraiture to mythological narratives.

Notable works reflecting their thematic range include the mythological studies Le Réveil de Venus (Venus Awakening) and The Awakening of Venus, alongside the more character-driven pieces Bust of a Young Woman Looking Down and Young Woman Seated on a Bed. The conservation of these documents ensures their status as museum-quality works. These historic images often fall within the public domain, allowing for the widespread availability of high-quality prints and downloadable artwork derived from the original plates.