For 10 points, name this allegorical mannerist painting by Agnolo Bronzino that depicts the goddess of love about to kiss her son, Cupid.
In this painting, a girl with a serpent's tail and the legs of a lion extends a honeycomb with her left hand, which is strangely attached to her right arm. The two main figures are posed in a figura serpentinata, a form used frequently in works from the movement. Two doves are in the bottom right of this painting, and a figure identified as Oblivion clutches the drapery that hangs in the background, which is held at the other end by an(*) old man and shows similar treatment as the clothing in the most famous work by the artist's teacher, the Deposition. Behind the central figures is an old hag tearing at her hair; that figure is usually called Jealousy while a laughing boy to the right of the central figures tosses rose petals at them. One of the central figures of this painting holds an arrow above her son, who clutches her breast. For 10 points, name this allegorical mannerist painting by Agnolo Bronzino that depicts the goddess of love about to kiss her son, Cupid.
In this painting, a girl with a serpent's tail and the legs of a lion extends a honeycomb with her left hand, which is strangely attached to her right arm.
Venus, Cupid, Folly, and Time