A Fragonard drawing of two cupids embracing was compared in an essay to a painting of this title, the inspiration for a Joshua Reynolds portrait. A painting of King Midas bathing was paired with a painting of this title depicting a half-nude man in a green robe. (15[1])A painting once attributed to Bartolomeo Schedoni is detailed in an essay discussing the “Elegiac Tradition” of paintings with this title by Erwin (*) Panofsky. A man (10[1])traces his (-5[1])companion’s shadow in a painting with this title inspired by a work showing two people staring at a skull. Guercino (10[1]-5[1])painted a work with this title, also used for a painting showing a man in a blue robe touching a tomb. For 10 points, (10[1])give this title of a Nicolas Poussin (10[2])(“poo-SAN”) painting depicting three shepherds (10[1])in mythical Greek utopia. ■END■ (10[2])