On the left, Cupid calls for secrecy and silence by putting his finger to his lips. At the right of this painting, an elderly cleric pushes the title object, while a voyeuristic suitor hides in the bushes and gazes under the girl's skirts. The setting for this painting is de
On the left, Cupid calls for secrecy and silence by putting his finger to his lips. At the right of this painting, an elderly cleric pushes the title object, while a voyeuristic suitor hides in the bushes and gazes under the girl's skirts. The setting for this painting is described as "an enclosed yet open garden, where amorous games are played." FTP, name this 1766 painting by Jean-Honore (hon-nor-ray) Fragonard.
On the left, Cupid calls for secrecy and silence by putting his finger to his lips.
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