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The Lustful—Triumphant, Impulsive, Spying, Conquered

Poussin explores the full range of lust and uninhibited sexual desire in his mythological
 works, from jubilant exuberance and celebration of passion in his Triumph
 of Pan and Hymenaios Disguised as a Woman During an Offering to Priapus, to the
 impulsive erotic infatuation of Armida in his two versions of Rinaldo and Armida;
 and from shepherds and satyrs spying upon females in Venus Espied by Shepherds
 and Landscape with Polyphemus, to lust and love conquered in Amor Vincit Pan
 and Venus and Mercury. He examines every aspect of desire: love’s triumph, its
 darker impulses, and finally its defeat.