"Jupiter Rebuked by Venus", c. 1612 by Abraham Janssens (1573-1632) - Art
Institute, Chicago, Illinois.
This scene may suggest that Zeus may have spanked Cupid for shooting his
"love" arrows indiscriminately which made even Zeus at risk of becoming a victim
of unsolicited and unwelcome feelings of lust.
Note that Janssens competed with his Flemish compatriot Reubens in the
production of large scale paintings using ideas from classic mythology.