Peinture à l'Huile de Nymphe des Bois

A romantic academic oil painting in the style of William-Adolphe Bouguereau. A young woman with [long pastel pink hair] sits sideways on a mossy rock at the edge of a shallow forest stream, looking back over her shoulder toward the viewer with a calm, wistful expression. She wears [black rectangular glasses], a delicate flower crown of pale blossoms and green leaves, a small pink flower tattoo on her upper back, and a translucent ivory-and-blush Grecian draped gown with gold braided trim gathered around her hips. Her bare feet rest near and in the shallow water, with her hand resting on the wet stone in an elegant posture. Setting: A quiet reflective woodland stream, a massive dark tree trunk on the left, and dense forest foliage with small pale flowers on the right. Lighting and Atmosphere: Warm golden dappled sunlight filtering through leaves, soft sfumato edges, luminous skin, realistic classical anatomy, painterly oil brush texture, muted earthy greens and browns, pearly cream textiles, and a dreamy mythological nymph mood. Constraints: Intimate composition, no text, no watermarks, no modern objects besides the glasses.