The actions of this painting were the subject of Florent Dancort's Les trois cousines.  
The actions of this painting were the subject of Florent Dancort's Les trois cousines.  A second incarnation of this painting features an extra figure holding a man in a billowing blue cloak on her lap in the lower right. That version clearly depicts a plumed helmet and shield resting against a gigantic pedestal at right, while two flying creatures chase each other near the center. In both versions, a dog looks expectantly back at a woman in yellow and a man with a walking stick in red, and next to them a man in blue and red helps a woman off the ground. Flying cherubs cavort around a waiting ship that pairs of lovers trot downhill to board in, FTP, what rococo painting by Jean Watteau?
The actions of this painting were the subject of Florent Dancort's Les trois cousines.  
The {Embarkation for Cythera} [if it involves going places and Cythera, it's right]