Cupid and his arrows
In art, Eros was usually depicted as a naked winged boy or a child (although this idea is linked more with Cupid from Roman religion, the Greeks were rather young man) with his bow and arrows in hand. Used two kinds of arrows: one gold with wings of dove feathers that caused instant love; another owl with wings of feathers, which evoked indifference. Poetess Sappho described him as "bittersweet" and "cruel" to his victims; was also unscrupulous, mischievous and charismatic.

V early Greece not worship Eros usual but procedure time with happened widespread. was passionately worshiped in cult fertility in Thespiaei and played also important role at Eleusinian Mysteries. V Athens shared very favorite cult together with Aphrodite and each fourth day in month was dedicated just him.

V modern time is Eros celebrated to Eros has day, feast jubilee love and sexuality, which falls to 22nd January when is asteroid 433 Eros close Country.

Girl Defending love.
William-Adolphe Bouguereau, 1880