Guillaume Seignac’s Cupid and Psyche offers a vision of idyllic tenderness drawn from classical myth. Set in a verdant woodland glade, the youthful Psyche, crowned with flowers, gazes over her shoulder with a look of gentle mischief as Cupid leans close, whispering into her ear. Their forms are rendered with a grace that echoes the academic finesse of the late 19th-century French Salon. The soft palette, pastoral setting, and flowing drapery lend the composition a dreamy sensuality. Seignac's interpretation transforms myth into intimacy, celebrating love’s innocent beginnings with lyrical charm and poetic restraint.