Diana e Atteone

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Diana e Atteone is the Italian title of Titian’s renowned Renaissance painting depicting the mythological encounter between the goddess Diana and the hunter Actaeon.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mythological painting
painting
artHistoricalSignificance key example of Venetian colorito
major work of Titian's late mythological paintings
artist Titian NERFINISHED
basedOn myth of Diana and Actaeon from Ovid's Metamorphoses
collection National Galleries of Scotland NERFINISHED
National Gallery, London NERFINISHED
commissionedBy Philip II of Spain NERFINISHED
conservationStatus well preserved
countryOfOrigin Republic of Venice NERFINISHED
creator Titian NERFINISHED
depicts Actaeon NERFINISHED
Actaeon surprising Diana at her bath
Diana NERFINISHED
hunting dog
interior of a grotto or architectural setting
mythological encounter between Diana and Actaeon
nude female figures
wooded landscape
depictsMoment instant when Diana discovers Actaeon spying on her bath
genre mythological painting
hasColorPalette contrasting dark landscape and luminous figures
rich Venetian reds and warm flesh tones
hasPart curtain or drapery separating spaces
figure of Actaeon entering from the left
figure of Diana seated with attendants
height 184.5 cm
inception 1556
1559
inspiredBy classical mythology
languageOfTitle Italian
location National Galleries of Scotland, Edinburgh NERFINISHED
National Gallery, London NERFINISHED
materialUsed oil paint
medium oil on canvas
movement High Renaissance NERFINISHED
Venetian Renaissance NERFINISHED
notableEvent jointly purchased by the National Gallery and National Galleries of Scotland in 2009
ownership jointly owned by the National Gallery, London and the National Galleries of Scotland
partOf poesie series
previousCollection Bridgewater Collection NERFINISHED
Duke of Sutherland collection NERFINISHED
surface canvas
title Diana and Actaeon NERFINISHED
Diana e Atteone NERFINISHED
width 202.2 cm

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Diana and Actaeon originalTitle Diana e Atteone