Flora and Zephyr c. 1746

"Flora and Zephyr" is a watercolor painting by Jacob de Wit, a Dutch artist known for his elegant and delicate style. Created around 1746, the work depicts the mythological figures of Flora, the goddess of flowers, and Zephyr, the god of the west wind, surrounded by cherubs amidst a cloudy sky. The scene evokes a sense of lightness and joy, characteristic of the Rococo period. The painting is currently housed in the Städel Museum, offering art enthusiasts a glimpse into de Wit's mastery of delicate brushstrokes and harmonious compositions.