Zephrus grasps Chloris at the right side of this painting, near the top of which a putto aims an arrow at the three Graces.
Ernst Gombrich popularized the idea that the characters in this painting represent different Neo-Platonist ideals. The most popular theory behind this painting's creation is that it was made for the marriage of Lorenzo di Pierfrancesco. At the left of this painting, clouds are broken up by a man waving a staff. The character in the middle of this painting is surrounded by a myrtle plant taking an arch-like shape. Zephrus grasps Chloris at the right side of this painting, near the top of which a putto aims an arrow at the three Graces. The backdrop of this painting is formed by an orange grove. For 10 points, name this painting by Sandro Botticelli, in which Venus and other mythological characters celebrate spring.
Ernst Gombrich popularized the idea that the characters in this painting represent different Neo-Platonist ideals.
La Primavera [or The Allegory of Spring before the end of the question]