Describe how Bronzino's painting of Cupid kissing the lips of Venus shows that nudity is created with a spectator in mind.

In this painting, the head of Venus is tilted to display her body in a sexually provocative way to the spectator; not to Cupid whom she is kissing. Cupid is present as a surrogate lover for the spectator to ignore or identify with in the arms of Venus.The entire view of the painting is made to attract the spectator to the nude Venus.