movement: neoclassicism / genre: mythological painting / depicts: standing

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instance of: painting (3)

commissioned by: Louis XIV of France (1) | Giovanni Battista Sommariva (1)

owned by: France (1) | Louis XIV of France (1)

based on: Cupid and Psyche (1) | Pygmalion and Galatea (1)

artist: François Gérard (1) | Anne-Louis Girodet de Roussy-Trioson (1) | Jean-Baptiste Regnault (1)

material used: oil paint (3) | canvas (3)

collection: Department of Paintings of the Louvre (2) | Museum of the History of France (1)

location: None (1) | Room 702 (1) | Room 934 (1)

country of origin: France (3)

exhibition history: Salon of 1819 (1) | Salon of 1798 (1) | Magritte. La trahison des images (1)

main subject: art of painting (1) | art of sculpture (1) | Pygmalion and Galatea (1)

The Origin of Painting

painting
by Jean-Baptiste Regnault (1786)
couple man woman Halterneck sitting drawing headscarf chignon chestnut hair daughter painter charcoal pedestal column walking stick silhouette dog shadow herder standing blond piccolo oboe wind instrument teenager tree sky cloud low-angle shot rural area

Cupid and Psyche

painting
by François Gérard (1798)
Eros Cupid boy bird's wing quiver red hair standing arrow kiss Psyche girl blond gray chignon breast umbilicus see-through clothing Lepidoptera couple clothed female, naked male nudity toplessness hill rural area grass plant sky cloud fibula Ranunculus Bellis perennis Convolvulus arvensis flower Psyche (Bible) love sitting gaze towards the viewer

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painting
by Anne-Louis Girodet de Roussy-Trioson (1819)
Pygmalion Galatea Cupid Eros man woman statue sculptor clothed male, naked female glabrousness umbilicus contrapposto standing clothing in ancient Rome toga smoke chignon drapery blond chestnut hair sandal rose love sky Roman temple gynoid eye contact