Fragonard Limoges Porcelain Clock Romance Lovers Clip-on Earrings

Limoges Porcelain with Fragonard Print. See history below. A faux clock face is placed over the print. Print is surrounded by a metal design. Gold-toned non-magnetic metal. Clip-on earrings. Note one is missing dab of glue over metal center. Not sure if this makes a difference?? Made in Germany. “The famous British porcelain is Wedgwood, and France has the world-famous Limoges. Limoges (Limoges) is located in the central part of France. Because it is rich in fine kaolin, it has been a source of high-grade porcelain since ancient times. All the porcelain produced here still shares the name of Limoges. Besides living china, Limoges also produces a lot of elegant jewelry. The works of Jean-Honoré Fragonard (1732-1806), a painter of the mid-to-late Rococo period of the 18th century, are very popular images used in Limoges porcelain jewelry. As a French court artist, Fragonard was influenced by his employer, King Louis XV, who loved the flashy taste. The theme of his paintings revolved around complex and gorgeous hedonism such as love, luxury, and pastoral gardens, and pushed the Rococo style to the top. peak. After the French Revolution, the aristocracy fell, and Fragonard was also forgotten. It was not taken seriously until nearly half a century later. Today, he is one of the representatives of famous French painters.” Keywords: French vintage elegant romantic romance lovers cottagecore