Diana (and Actaeon).

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Diana (and Actaeon)

Pan Painter. Artemis Slaying Actaeon. c. 470 BCE Pan Painter. Artemis Slaying Actaeon. c. 470 BCE. Red-figure decoration on a bell krater. Ceramic, height of krater 14 5/8" (37 cm). Museum of Fine Arts, Boston James Fund and by Special Contribution.

Temple, Selinus, Sicily

Cavilere d’Arpino 1603-1606

''Actaeon Surprising Diana (Artemis) in the bath'', Titian, 1556-59, for Philip II (National Gallery of Scotland)

Titian Death of Actaeon 1562 Oil on canvas 179 x 189 cm National Gallery, London

Calum Colvin 1961-