On this painting's left, a statue of a cupid with a finger to his mouth seems to remind the viewer not to alert the figure on the right to what is actually happening. A pink slipper can be seen flying towards that cupid, symb
On this painting's left, a statue of a cupid with a finger to his mouth seems to remind the viewer not to alert the figure on the right to what is actually happening. A pink slipper can be seen flying towards that cupid, symbolizing the loss of virginity of the central figure, a woman wearing a lavish pink dress. On the right, an unsuspecting bishop extends his arms to push the title object. FTP, name this 1766 rococo painting by Jean-Honoré Fragonard that depicts an aristocrat hiding behind a bush to view his lover on the title object.
On this painting's left, a statue of a cupid with a finger to his mouth seems to remind the viewer not to alert the figure on the right to what is actually happening.