In Virginitas, Louis Janmot paints a serene and symbolic tribute to purity, virtue, and spiritual unity. Two young women dressed in flowing white robes sit side by side on the banks of a quiet stream, their expressions contemplative and peaceful. One gently holds a lily—a traditional emblem of innocence—while a docile leopard lies at their feet, representing harmony between purity and power. The soft backdrop of mountains, trees, and open sky enhances the timeless stillness of the scene. Janmot’s delicate detail and calm composition reflect his idealized vision of moral beauty and sacred femininity.