The disarming of Cupid by the Graces

In a transverse oval field the sleeping Cupid is lying on a meadow on the left, on his left the bow on the ground. In the centre three Graces. The one on the left, in a blue robe and red sash, points to Cupid with her left hand, holding her right index finger in front of her mouth. The one on the right, in white robe, is sitting on a stone and draws an arrow from the stolen quiver, while the one in the middle, standing in white robe, holds two captured arrows in her raised hands.

Verso: reverse guard, lower centre: label BStGS; reverse of image, upper centre, handwritten on label: "Ölgemälde 123"; below, handwritten: "K. [od.] R. [rest missing]"; to the right, handwritten in red: "7662" [=Munich CCP no.]; reverse of image, centre, handwritten in black: "Cupid enthroned / by / Ang. Kauffman. RA"; to the right: Label BStGS; picture back lower centre, handwritten in red: "8"; frame upper left, handwritten in red: "31R7/4"; frame lower right, handwritten in black: "A. Kaufmann"; frame lower centre, handwritten in pencil: "oben"; on the base sticker: "Robens EsqreRoyal Palace Hotel, be fra" [?].