In this vertical oil painting on canvas, three chubby, baby-like, winged, and scantily dressed light-skinned cupids appear to be moving, as a group, in a counterclockwise direction.  The cupid closest to the bottom is facing right and appears to be kneeling on greenish-blue land and gathering items such as foliage and fruit in its drapery.  The cupid above and to its right is flying upward in the blue sky with white clouds under a faint arch.  It is facing forward, tilted left, and looking downward.  It holds an arrow that points downward in a raised hand to the right and what looks like a torch held horizontally near the center of the painting in its other hand.  The uppermost cupid is also airborne, but is descending face first and has its back toward us.  It holds a bow and arrow, which it is ready to shoot downward and to the left.  The frame has a narrow gilded band around the painting and delicate gilded floral tracery at the outside edge, with greenish material in between.