On this work's far left, a sword-toting figure donning a red cloak points a staff upwards to banish tiny clouds from the central scene. The three Graces are dancing a rondel on this work's left-center, and to the right, the nymph Chloris is chased by the west wind. The central figure is atypically depicted with clothes on, and Cupid hovers among the fruit trees above that central figure while Flor
On this work's far left, a sword-toting figure donning a red cloak points a staff upwards to banish tiny clouds from the central scene. The three Graces are dancing a rondel on this work's left-center, and to the right, the nymph Chloris is chased by the west wind. The central figure is atypically depicted with clothes on, and Cupid hovers among the fruit trees above that central figure while Flora spreads flowers in the clearing in which this painting is set. FTP, name this work featuring Venus that takes it name from the Italian for "spring;" a painting by Sandro Botticelli.
On this work's far left, a sword-toting figure donning a red cloak points a staff upwards to banish tiny clouds from the central scene.
Primavera [or Allegory of Spring; accept Spring before it's mentioned]