Diana and Endymion c. 1560
fransflorisi
drawing
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drawing
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natural stone pattern
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wood texture
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toned paper
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possibly oil pastel
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tile art
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earthy tone
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underpainting
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wooden texture
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tonal art
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watercolor
"Diana and Endymion" is a c. 1560 drawing by Frans Floris I, a leading Flemish Mannerist painter. Depicting the Greek myth of the moon goddess Diana falling in love with the mortal shepherd Endymion, the artwork showcases Floris's mastery of line and detail. The drawing, rendered in brown ink on paper, features the figures of Diana and Endymion, along with a dog, set against a background of trees and a lush landscape. The composition is both dramatic and evocative, with a sense of intimacy and melancholy. This drawing is a testament to Floris's skill as a draftsman and his ability to capture the essence of a classic myth through evocative imagery.
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