Lucy (Sylvie Testud), a graduate student in art history, is fascinated by the paintings of French 18th-century "elegant banquet painter" Huato, who firmly believes that there must be unknown and shocking secrets in the paintings. Lucy has a strong interest in the mysterious figure of a woman who often appears in Huatuo's paintings, so she has carried out a series of studies on Huato's life. In the left Bank Cafe, Lucy meets the mysterious young artist Vincent (James Tiri James Thi é r é e), and the two fall in love at first sight. With the help of Vincent, Lucy discovered the unknown painting "Jill the Clown" hidden in a nursery in Paris. Lucy's mentor Dusa (Jean-Pierre Mariel Jean-Pierre Marielle) obstructs Lucy's research in every way. Dusa loses his lover because he is obsessed with the study of Watto's paintings, and he is afraid that Lucy will be cursed like himself. However, the persistent Lucy still pawned the antiques left by her father and won the famous painting painted by Huato, but did not find that the love spell hidden behind the famous painting had befallen her and Vincent.
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