Rosalba Carriera (1675–1757) – Attributed Girl with a Rabbit

The girl sits to the left in front of a landscape and turns her inclined head to the viewer and looks at him with an innocent look and a friendly smile. With both hands she compensates for a rabbit sitting in front of her, which put a paw on her hand. The blond hair is tied up with a red band. The white shirt has slipped down the front shoulder and exposes your left chest. A cloth in cream-lilacly colored violet tone covers the turned-off shoulder and right arm and lies in the foreground on a non-visible wall or balustrade around the rabbit. The fragrant atmosphere and colors breathe the spirit of the rococo as well as the combination of girlish innocence and eroticism. Oil on canvas, 76.5 × 52.5 cm