This painting was originally conceived as a homily to educate a young boy of the Pierfrancesco family.  
This painting was originally conceived as a homily to educate a young boy of the Pierfrancesco family.  The figure on the extreme left stands in boots with toeholes and is dressed in a pomegranate cloak with a sword belted at his left hip.  On the far right is a blue-skinned figure whose touching of the woman to his immediate left transforms her into Flora.  In the left center, three Graces dance and Cupid hovers above in the fruit grove setting.  FTP, name this painting that shows Zephyr and Chloris on the right and Venus in the center, a Botticelli work also known as Allegory of Spring.
This painting was originally conceived as a homily to educate a young boy of the Pierfrancesco family.  
Primavera