Cupidon, Bouguereau

The painting titled "Cupidon" (in English, "Cupid"), also known by its French name, "L'amour mouillé", which translated into English would be "Wet Love". It was created in 1891 by William-Adolphe Bouguereau. It is one of the artist's most recognized "angels of love."
Wet Cupid, as its name in French suggests. A cloud that has passed has left the little angel soaked. Now awakened to life after the scare, the poor one has dropped its quiver to the ground and feels a bit cold and defenseless. Later, he will find in his love for Psyche the measure of adult love, the love that endures even if a downpour falls.

The work is currently in a private collection.