This painting inspired a pastel and charcoal series of an urban wasteland made in the 1980s by William Kentridge. In a darker poem inspired by this painting, a traveler sees birds pecking at a corpse on a “gallows tree.” On the right side of this reception piece, a bow and quiver sit below a statue adorned with pink roses. Though its main version is in the Louvre, a second version of this painting is in Berlin’s Charlottenburg Palace, which also houses its artist’s painting of works being boxed up at a dealer’s shop. (10[3])On the left of (10[1])this painting, a red cloth drapes the prow of a ship, (10[1])above which fly several cupids. It is unclear whether the joyous aristocrats in this fête galante are heading to or from the title Greek island. (10[1])For 10 points, name this Rococo (10[1])painting by Jean-Antoine Watteau. ■END■ (0[2])