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Diana
by Correggio
GenreMythological
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Correggio executed this image of Diana, the goddess of the hunt. The elegant figure is rendered with his characteristic soft lighting and graceful forms.
This is part of decorations Correggio created for the Camera di San Paolo. It remains in situ at the Convent of San Paolo in Parma.
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About Diana
You can see it at Convent of San Paolo, Parma in Parma, Italy. Correggio created it. Correggio painted this image of Diana, the goddess of the hunt.
Correggio, the Italian Renaissance master You can see it at Convent of San Paolo, Parma. Correggio painted this image of Diana, the goddess of the hunt.
Correggio painted Diana and other mythological subjects as ceiling frescoes in the Camera di San Paolo, Parma. His illusionistic painted architecture and playful putti anticipated Baroque decoration.
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