Set in a statue garden, the central character's shoe is on a trajectory to hit the stone cupid on the left of the scene, and it is unclear whether the priest is complicit in the action.
It reflects the same spirit present in Blindman's Bluff and The Stolen Kiss, works painted before its creator switched over to domestic scenes. Set in a statue garden, the central character's shoe is on a trajectory to hit the stone cupid on the left of the scene, and it is unclear whether the priest is complicit in the action. A young nobleman hiding in a bush gets an eyeful as the girl's petticoats are revealed due to her presence on the title object in, FTP, what painting by Jean-Honore Fragonard?
It reflects the same spirit present in Blindman's Bluff and The Stolen Kiss, works painted before its creator switched over to domestic scenes.
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