Does anybody know the name of this (classical) oil painting?

I presume it's classical from its style but then again I'm not certain.


Here's a link to it: http://www.tradevv.com/TradevvImage/prod鈥?/a>


Even if you think it has a similar style to an artist, tell me so I can research it myself just in case.





Please and thank you. :)Does anybody know the name of this (classical) oil painting?
Hi! It's 'Flora and Zephyr' (1875)


by William-Adolphe Bouguereau


Musee de Beaux-Arts, Mulhouse, France:


http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:W鈥?/a>Does anybody know the name of this (classical) oil painting?
The artwork is clearly Victorian to late 19th century (1860-1890) and possibly very early 20th century (more unlikely) and the textual rendering of the paint is quite a bit like Lord Leighton, though I do not think it is one of his works.





The problem is that the subject matter: fairies was a very common motif in commercial painting in the period so it might be attributed to any number of artists (anonymous or otherwise). I do have to say the quality of painting is very high, so it is unlikely that it was completed by a completely unknown artist.





This site has a list of artists who may be the likely source:


http://www.victorianweb.org/painting/fairy/index.html





Hope that helps! :)
Eros is the male but the female must be a Muse and I would guess Erato.
Reminds me of a Rubens...