In this painting, Chloris is clinging to Zephyrus, who blows the central character to shore.
One version of this painting includes five putti flying over the central character, who is reclining on the sea, and was painted by Alexandre Cabanel. The rightmost figure in this painting is a horae who extends a red flowered cloak to the title figure. In this painting, Chloris is clinging to Zephyrus, who blows the central character to shore. That character in this painting holds her orange hair by her hips, and stands on a clamshell. For 10 points, name this painting in which the goddess of love emerges on a shore, a work by Sandro Botticelli.
One version of this painting includes five putti flying over the central character, who is reclining on the sea, and was painted by Alexandre Cabanel.
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