Answer:
Jean Antoine Watteau was a French rococo painter who was best known for painting charming, theatrical scenes.
Explanation:
Jean-Antoine Watteau, born in Valenciennes on October 10, 1684 and died in Nogent-sur-Marne on July 18, 1721, was a French painter who became famous for his performances of "fetes galantes".
He was one of the creators representing the Rococo movement. Inspired by the commedia dell'arte, he liked to represent the theater in his paintings, whether through heavy curtains or themes. Despite a brief career of fifteen years, he was successful in his lifetime and left a considerable work, thousands of drawings and more than two hundred paintings. His most famous paintings are Pierrot and The Embarkation for Cythera.
