"Diana, 17th Century"
The Greek goddess Artemis – called Diana by the Romans – was the daughter of Leto and Zeus, the supreme god. His twin brother was Apollo. As the goddess of the hunt, Artemis or Diana is often depicted with a bow and arrows. She lived in the forest, in the company of her companions, the nymphs. Painted on an oak panel, Anonymous, Netherlands, 17th century. Dimensions; 31cm x 39cm (51cm x 59cm with frame) 
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