Apollo and Diana 1757

"Apollo and Diana" is a painting by the Venetian artist Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, executed in 1757. The painting depicts the twin deities Apollo and Diana, with Apollo, the god of music and the sun, holding a lyre, and Diana, the goddess of the moon, holding a quiver of arrows. This painting exemplifies Tiepolo's characteristic Rococo style, with its light, airy composition, delicate brushstrokes, and vibrant colors. The figures are portrayed in a graceful and elegant manner, embodying the ideal of beauty and harmony that was typical of the Rococo period. The painting is a testament to Tiepolo's mastery of the art of fresco painting, and it remains a celebrated example of his work.