Although the patron is unknown, it was at one point believed to be Baron de Saint Julien of the French clergy.
A story relating the origin of this work describes how Gabriel-Francois Doyen was originally asked to paint this work. Although the patron is unknown, it was at one point believed to be Baron de Saint Julien of the French clergy. In the distant background one can see a small fence although more visible is a statue of water chariot driven by dolphins. A shoe can be seen flying in the air as a stone statue of a cherub is seen on the left holding his finger to his mouth. Two ropes can be seen in the center of this painting as the main subject is being pushed by her lover, a priest, while a young man looks up her dress. FTP, a young girl on the titular device can be seen in what Rococo work by Jean-Honore Fragonard. 
A story relating the origin of this work describes how Gabriel-Francois Doyen was originally asked to paint this work.
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