The article discusses 17th-century Dutch painter Carel Fabritius and his influence on painting in 18th-century France, including the circle of French painter François Boucher. The author traces the provenance of Fabritius's paintings "Mercury and Argus" and "Jason and Medea" and discusses the misattribution of Fabritius's work to Rembrandt van Rijn and Johann Liss by 18th-century French art dealers. The author describes copies of Fabritius's paintings by French painter Jean-Honoré Fragonard.
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