Nymphs and Satyr 1873

William-Adolphe Bouguereau’s *Nymphs and Satyr* is an 1873 painting depicting a satyr, a creature from Greek mythology, being pursued by four nymphs in a lush forest setting. The painting exemplifies Bouguereau’s Academic style, characterized by its meticulous detail, idealized figures, and harmonious composition. This work showcases the artist's technical mastery, particularly in rendering the smooth skin tones and textures of the figures. *Nymphs and Satyr* is a classic example of 19th-century academic art, appealing to viewers with its captivating depiction of mythological themes and its skillful execution.