Auto exhaust cupids.  (It doesn't just mean that love is exhausting.  It's a reference to auto racer Lydston Grandville "Cupid" Hornsted.)  From Le Régiment, 1913.

And yet we also spotted a 14-years earlier instance of cherubs in car smoke, presumably not related to Cupid the car racer.  So it's some sort of "thing."  From Lustige Blätter, 1899.

At first glance, we thought Cupid was being expelled from the bedchamber.  Maybe we still think that's what's happening.  From Le Régiment, 1914.

From Le Journal Amusant, 1922.

From The Judge, 1922.

From Lustige Blätter, 1914.

From Le Journal Amusant, 1907.

Cupid's armed.  From Le Régiment, 1914.

"With the Blue above, and the Blue below."  From Quips and Cranks by Thomas Hood, 1861.

The only way for Cupid to rest is upon a hammock of roses held by monkeys.  From Satirikon, 1908.

We're not sure whether Cupid is letting a sad elephant know that it's loved, or whether Cupid is a big game hunter.  From Satirikon, 1909.

Here's how the daimon Cupid gets around.  From Satirikon, 1908.