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Diana’s Nymph, Britomartis, Trying to Escape the Pursuit of Minos by Throwing Herself into the Sea

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Diana’s Nymph, Britomartis, Trying to Escape the Pursuit of Minos by Throwing Herself into the Sea

16th century
16th century

Etienne Delaune (aka Étienne Delaune), French, (ca. 1519–1583)
After Giovanni Francesco Penni (aka Francesco Penni il Fattore), Italian, (ca. 1496–ca. 1528)

Object Type: print

Medium and Support: Engraving

State: First of two states

Series: from set of six engravings History of Apollo and Diana

Bibliography: Robert-Dumesnil 136 i.

Credit Line: Weedon Endowment funds, 1969

Accession Number: 1969.15.1.4

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Diana, mythology

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Etienne Delaune (aka Étienne Delaune), French, (ca. 1519–1583) Giovanni Francesco Penni (aka Francesco Penni il Fattore), Italian, (ca. 1496–ca. 1528) . Diana’s Nymph, Britomartis, Trying to Escape the Pursuit of Minos by Throwing Herself into the Sea, 16th century. From History of Apollo and Diana. Engraving. First of two states. : mm (in.). DAC accession number 1969.15.1.4. Weedon Endowment funds, 1969. Open Access Image from the Davison Art Center, Wesleyan University (photo: M. Johnston) .

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