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Canvas Venus with Cupid Stealing Honey by Lucas Cranach the Elder 1530 Antique painting reproduction on canvas
The scene is taken from literature, specifically the poem Cupid Stealing Honey by the classical Greek poet Theocritus.
Cupid complains to his mother, Venus (the goddess of love), of how the bees sting him because he has stolen their hive. He wonders that creatures so small can inflict so much pain. Venus laughs and tells him that their stings can be compared to the wounds that he himself inflicts on all those hit by his arrows.
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