Painting of Hercules and Queen Omphale

Work signed and dated 1713 by Francoise Le Moine, depicting Hercules going to serve Queen Omphale, with whom he falls in love and takes on the appearance of female works, such as spinning wool, depicted with the stalk in his hand, while the queen wears the lion's skin and wields the club. This means that the woman manages to prevail over brute force, or rather, love prevails over man. FRANCOISE LE MOINE (1713)