Cephalus and Pan at the Temple of Diana
By: Bernardino Luini
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Art Number: AB08955
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The Artist of this Painting is Bernardino Luini. For the details about License of this Painting, Please refer to the following links.
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This fresco, originally created around 1522–1523 for the Casa Rabia in Milan or the artist's country house, depicts a scene from classical mythology. It shows the hunter Cephalus being introduced to Pan, the god of the wild, in front of a classical, round temple dedicated to Diana, the goddess of the hunt. The temple is a prominent architectural feature with Corinthian columns and a domed roof.
Resource Type : Paintings
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