One story claims that the Baron de Saint-Julien originally offered the commission for this painting to Gabriel Doyen, who angrily refused. Two cupid statues lean on a sculpture of dolphins pulling Venus' chariot in the lower center of this work, while a small mammal looks up from the lower right, and another cupid observes from the left with its finger to its mouth. In the middle of this painting,
One story claims that the Baron de Saint-Julien originally offered the commission for this painting to Gabriel Doyen, who angrily refused. Two cupid statues lean on a sculpture of dolphins pulling Venus' chariot in the lower center of this work, while a small mammal looks up from the lower right, and another cupid observes from the left with its finger to its mouth. In the middle of this painting, a man looks up the central figure's dress as she's being pushed by her lover, a priest, while her shoe flies off. For 10 points, identify this late Rococo painting, a work depicting a woman in a pink dress using the title object by Jean-Honore Fragonard. 
One story claims that the Baron de Saint-Julien originally offered the commission for this painting to Gabriel Doyen, who angrily refused.
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