This gallant scene in French Rococo style is adapted to Spanish tastes, with the characters dressed in the traditional Madrid fashion as majos and majas. In front of a fountain of Venus and Cupid, two ladies converse, while a third is approached by a majo. The bow and quiver with arrows allude to the darts of love that, according to classical mythology, Cupid would shoot. At the left of the composition, three figures watch a woman washing a child. Like Watteau, Camarón frames a series of gallant loves scenes in a garden, the setting par excellence for Rococo compositions, with no other intention than to be pleasing to the eye and decorative. This work is paired with A Country Festival (P06732), which is also in the Prado Museum.