Flora and Zephyr
The Met
Artist: Jacopo Amigoni(Italian, Venice 1682–1752 Madrid)
Date: 1730s
Department: European Paintings
Classification: Paintings
Medium: Oil on canvas
Dimensions: 84 x 58 in. (213.4 x 147.3 cm)
Credit Line: Purchase, Rudolph and Lentilhon G. von Fluegge Foundation Inc. Gift, 1985
Visual Descriptions
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Brief Description
Two figures embrace in a lush landscape with cherubs, an urn, and distant hills
Detailed Description
In the center of the image, a light-skinned woman, mostly nude, sits on a white cloth draped over a dark rock. She has light hair adorned with a white flower and green leaves, and holds a small pink flower in her left hand. She leans towards a light-skinned man with reddish-brown hair, who is partially draped in a flowing yellow cloth. The man embraces the woman, their faces close together as if kissing. His left arm is around her waist, and his right arm rests on her shoulder. Behind the embracing couple, to the upper left, a large, dark brown urn rests on a light-colored pedestal, partially hidden by dark green foliage. To the upper right, three winged cherubs are visible. Two cherubs with light hair are clustered on a cloud-like formation, looking down at the couple. One of them holds a small white flower. A third cherub, also with light hair, flies higher and further right, reaching towards a tree branch. In the lower right foreground, a fourth nude cherub with light hair kneels on a small rock, holding a bouquet of small colorful flowers. A yellow cloth is draped on the ground near this cherub's feet. The background features a dark green, leafy tree on the right, and a distant landscape with rolling hills under a blue sky on the far right. The foreground ground is a mix of dark green foliage and brown earth.
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