Antoine Watteau (1684-1721)
Watteau is often considered one of the key figures in the early development of Rococo art. His delicate and romantic paintings, known as fêtes galantes, depicted elegant outdoor gatherings and influenced subsequent Rococo artists.
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Similarities between art movements are a key indication to how much influence art had on people's lives, ti the point that pioneers even affected each other before only affecting the beholder, the Rococo movement was supposed to be a movement to free art from traditional Baroque styles, which wouod turn out to be a sort of noticeable enhancement instead of a departure
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