Shipped only within the EU. Capodimonte – Oggetti D’Arte – "L’Amant couronné" (The Crowned Lover), after Jean-Honoré Fragonard (1732–1806) – Oval, convex ceramic plaque A spectacular oval decorative ceramic plaque in the French Rococo style – c. 1960–1970 A large-scale Italian decorative piece of exceptional quality, crafted in the tradition of Capodimonte artistic ceramics under the "Oggetti D’Arte" brand; the piece most likely dates to the 1960s or 1970s. The work reproduces the famous composition "L’Amant couronné" ("The Crowned Lover"), a masterpiece by the great French painter Jean-Honoré Fragonard (1732–1806). The original painting, created between 1771 and 1773, is part of the prestigious *Les Progrès de l’amour* (The Progress of Love) cycle, currently held in the collection of The Frick Collection in New York. The composition illustrates one of the most charming *fête galante* scenes characteristic of the French Rococo style: in a lush garden, a young noblewoman holds a wreath of flowers above her kneeling admirer, creating an atmosphere filled with romance, elegance, and refinement. The floral garlands, lavish costumes, delicate facial expressions, and musical accessories—a tambourine and a musical score—evoke the aristocratic and sentimental world of 18th-century France. Notable for its strongly convex oval shape, the piece features an impressive polychrome design with harmonious shades of pink, blue, green, and gold, all protected by a glossy finish. The original, substantial, and richly ornamented frame—featuring a patinated gold finish—elegantly complements the artwork and highlights its decorative character. The "Oggetti D’Arte – Italy" oval label appears on the front, while the reverse bears the original manufacturer's marks, including the "Ceramica Capodimonte" inscription and a reference to the piece's creation using traditional artistic methods. Specifications: Manufacturer/Brand: Oggetti D’Arte, Italy Ceramic tradition: Capodimonte Subject: *L’Amant couronné* (The Crowned Lover), after Jean-Honoré Fragonard Attributed period: c. 1960–1970 Style: French Rococo / Neo-Rococo Material: Polychrome decorative ceramic with a glazed finish Shape: Oval, strongly convex Total dimensions: 37 × 29 × 8 cm Frame: Cast, with a patinated gold finish Origin: Italy Markings: Original Oggetti D’Arte / Ceramica Capodimonte labels A remarkable decorative piece that blends the tradition of Italian Capodimonte artistic ceramics with the elegance of one of Fragonard’s most famous compositions. Its generous dimensions, convex shape, and preserved original labels make it particularly attractive to collectors of Italian decorative ceramics and enthusiasts of Rococo art.