One painting in this series features a heart-shaped gap in the trees in the background, and a pink (*) parasol intertwined in the roses at the base of a statue of a putto tugging on Venus' robes.
Joseph-Marie Vien painted a replacement for this cycle, which features a work in which a bird is clutched by a putto about to stab it. In another work in this series, a woman leans against a column topped with a sculpture of a globe. A tambourine and an open music book sit above and to the left of a man with a red bow in his hair who sketches in the bottom-right corner of one work in this series. One painting in this series features a heart-shaped gap in the trees in the background, and a pink (*) parasol intertwined in the roses at the base of a statue of a putto tugging on Venus' robes. One painting in this series shows a woman placing a wreath of flowers on the head of man kneeling before her; that is The Lover Crowned. Commissioned for Madame du Barry's villa, for 10 points, name this group of paintings showing the development of a romantic relationship, by Jean-Honoré Fragonard.
Joseph-Marie Vien painted a replacement for this cycle, which features a work in which a bird is clutched by a putto about to stab it.
The Progress of Love [or Les progrès de l\'amour dans le coeur d\'une jeune fille]