Cupidon 1891

"Cupidon" is a painting by William Bouguereau, created in 1891, and currently held in a private collection. It depicts the Roman god of love, Cupid, as a youthful, winged figure standing in a lush forest setting. His delicate features, flowing hair, and outstretched wings exude a sense of youthful innocence and vulnerability. The painting is a characteristic example of Bouguereau’s academic style, renowned for its meticulous realism and idealized depiction of the human form.