Wallpaper in this painting depicts corn and grapes left unguarded from birds by a sleeping Cupid.
The artist of this painting received a letter from someone who had had the idea for his painting of a farmer holding the hands of a fainted woman, entitled Found, before this painting was created. Wallpaper in this painting depicts corn and grapes left unguarded from birds by a sleeping Cupid. This painting's details include a vase of morning glories next to a clock decorated with Chastity binding Cupid, and a glove and some unraveled yarn in the bottom right. A cat plays with a bird under a table on the left side of this painting, near a rolled-up paper titled "Tears, Idle Tears." The moment depicted in this painting was caused by the (*) singing of George Moore's "Oft in the Stilly Night," the sheet music of which is visible on the piano and has caused a young woman to rise from the lap of her lover. For 10 points, name moralistic companion piece to The Light of the World, a painting depicting a "fallen" woman's moment of revelation by William Holman Hunt.
The artist of this painting received a letter from someone who had had the idea for his painting of a farmer holding the hands of a fainted woman, entitled Found, before this painting was created.
The Awakening Conscience [or The Awakened Conscience, because Dante Gabriel Rossetti refers to it as that in the letter referenced in the tossup]