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[[File:Clodion, La gimblette.jpg|thumb|upright|And for the encore, a bit of rococo art, which would probably be illegal, if it were created today: ''La gimblette'', a terracotta figurine by Clodion (Claude Michel, 1738–1814), based on a motif from paintings by Jean-Honoré Fragonard. The titular ''gimblette'', or jumble, is the small French ring-shaped biscuit, which the innocent young model uses to tease the little dog she is holding up with her feet, all the while revealing a part of her body which visually mirrors the appetizing baked good goody with a hole.]]