A Bacchante 

"A Bacchante" is a painting by the French academic artist William Bouguereau. The artwork depicts a nude female figure, a Bacchante, who is reclining in a lush forest setting with a goat. The Bacchante, a follower of Bacchus, the Roman god of wine, is often associated with revelry and celebration. This image exemplifies the idealized beauty and classicism prevalent in Bouguereau's work, showcasing his mastery of form, light, and detail. The use of soft, naturalistic colors and the gentle curves of the figure creates a sense of serenity and harmony. This painting exemplifies the Academic art movement, a style popular in 19th-century France.