Rococo Tank Tops

Rococo

Rococo scroll repeat.

Rococo again is a styled, modern rococo inspired pattern in blue and gold

Panteon Rococo

rococo portrait

armchair sticker

armchair sticker

This artwork depicts an 18th century Rococo Ram. A dandy in fine clothes. The artwork was originaly painted in acrylic on canvas paper and has an aged antique feel.

Our favorite under water Princess in all her Rococo glory!

rococo cartoon portrait

Marie Antoinette inspired

rococo witch magical girl

rococo witch magical girl

The Rococo Toad - a giant, nocturnal toad from South America - done in a rococo style

A very pretty and elegant design of decorative Rococo motif - as always originally hand painted in watercolours by Manchester designer Patricia Shea.

Sixth in the series. I am fascinated by rococo hair creations, so here’s my version. The Queen of Hearts Who doesn't love a Queen? Created in Illustrator and Photoshop. © Sybille Sterk Do not copy or publish this in any way, shape or form without my written permission. This image is available for licensing through arcangel.com

Rococo witch magical girl

"A Dancer" by Jean-Michel Moreau (1777).

A very pretty and elegant decorative Rococo style design by Manchester designer Patricia Shea. As always all originally hand painted in watercolours.

Another illustration, this time a lady that is inspired by various sweets and chocolate. (2012)

Creuse Consumee par la Robe Empoisonnee by Jean-Francois de Troy, 1742-1743. Oil on canvas.

The Guitar Player by Jean-Francois de Troy.

Original art titled "Madame de Pompadour (Jeanne-Antoinette Poisson)" by François Boucher, painted in 1757-1758. Recolored to pink & purple.

Esther at Her Toilet by Jean-Francois de Troy. Oil on canvas.

Luncheon with Figures in Masquerade Dress by Jean-Francois de Troy, 1725. Oil on canvas.

The Abduction of Europa by Jean-Francois de Troy, 1716. Oil on canvas.

Blue rococo corset

Playful, fashion and lyrical images that brighten children and adults.

Be inspired by your muse.

Rose-Marie is a fashion illustration inspired by the imperial Faberge Rose Trellis Egg from 1907, and Marie Antoinette. The egg was an Easter gift from Tsar Nicholas II to his wife, Alexandra Fyodorovna, and is made of green enamel with pink enamel roses and gold vines, and a latticework covered with rose-cut diamonds, with a large portrait diamond on either end of the egg.

Adding a rococo style to your home decor that will make your home much more cozy and elegant this winter.

This design is a printed reproduction imitation of the embroideries on an 18th century British Court Mantua, c. 1744.

Playful, fashion and lyrical images that brighten children and adults.

Design for a Military Trophy by Jean-Jacques Lagrenee. Pen And Black Ink, Brush And Brown Wash, Yellow Gouache.

Death of Darius' Wife by Louis-Jean-Francois Lagrenee, circa 1784. Oil on canvas.

Portrait Of A Woman by Jean-Francois de Troy. Oil on canvas.