Descrizione

Discover the fresco of Diana the Huntress, which emerged during the archaeological excavations of Stabiae (Castellammare di Stabia). This reproduction of the original, preserved in the National Archaeological Museum of Naples, represents Diana (or Artemis) as Goddess of hunting, the moon, nature and agriculture. Often depicted with a silver bow and arrow, she is depicted in profile against a blue background as she draws her bow.

Characteristics
  • Material: Canvas
  • Frame: Wood
  • Dimensions: 13.78 × 17.72 × 1.57 in (35 × 45 × 4 cm)
  • Artisan product made in Italy

Perfect for enriching your collection or as a gift for lovers of ancient art.

Historical Curiosities

The Diana fresco was found together with the frescoes of Flora, Medea and Leda. Diana, in addition to being the Goddess of the hunt, also protected women and women giving birth, representing a symbol of strength and protection.

This fresco is more than just a decoration; it is a piece of history that celebrates mythology and ancient art. Add it to your collection and be inspired by the beauty of antiquity.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Diana the Huntress doing in the fresco?

Diana is depicted in profile drawing her bow against a blue background. The description also identifies her with Artemis.

Which other figures were found alongside Diana’s fresco?

The page recalls its discovery at Stabiae alongside frescoes of Flora, Medea and Leda. The original is kept in the National Archaeological Museum of Naples.

Does the Diana reproduction include a frame?

Yes, the page specifies a wooden frame and canvas support. It measures 13.78 × 17.72 × 1.57 in (35 × 45 × 4 cm) and is made artisanally in Italy.