A painting in the style of William-Adolphe Bouguereau, depicting the Moon Goddes

A painting in the style of William-Adolphe Bouguereau, depicting the Moon Goddess, Luna. She is portrayed as a strikingly beautiful woman with incredibly long, straight black hair that cascades down her back like a silken, midnight waterfall, reaching her hips as she sits elegantly on a moss-covered rock. She is clad in a flowing, luxurious deep purple silk long dress, the fabric draping softly around her form and pooling slightly at her feet. Her gaze is calmly directed forward expression. In one hand, she delicately holds a lush bunch of green grapes, their surfaces gleaming faintly in the soft light. Between the fingers of her other hand, she holds a lit cigarette, a thin, almost ethereal wisp of smoke curling upwards towards the pale sky. The background remains a soft, slightly blurred landscape with dark, atmospheric rocky formations and hints of nocturnal greenery under a pale, perhaps moonlit sky showing a crescent moon. The overall lighting is soft and ethereal, characteristic of Bouguereau, highlighting the goddess's delicate features, the glossy sheen of her black hair, the rich texture of the silk dress, the translucence of the grapes, and the faint trail of smoke. The artwork emphasizes classical beauty fused with an unexpected modern element, rendered with exceptionally smooth brushstrokes and meticulous realism.

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