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Latona and her Children, Apollo and Diana, c. 1671 (bronze with lacquered patina)

Latona and her Children, Apollo and Diana, c. 1671 (bronze with lacquered patina)


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Latona and her Children, Apollo and Diana, c. 1671 (bronze with lacquered patina)

DAY235404 Latona and her Children, Apollo and Diana, c.1671 (bronze with lacquered patina) by Marsy, Gaspard (1624-81); height: 49.3 cm; The Dayton Art Institute, Dayton, Ohio, USA; eDayton Art Institute; Museum Purchase; French, out of copyright

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© Dayton Art Institute Museum Purchase / Bridgeman Images

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This photograph showcases the exquisite bronze sculpture titled "Latona and her Children, Apollo and Diana" created by Gaspard Marsy in 1671. The artwork, standing at a height of 49.3 cm, is housed in the prestigious Dayton Art Institute in Ohio, USA. The sculpture portrays Latona, a prominent figure from Roman mythology and wife of Jupiter (Zeus), with her two children Apollo and Diana (Artemis). Latona is depicted as a powerful goddess draped in flowing fabric that accentuates her gracefulness. Her crown symbolizes her divine status while emphasizing her role as the mother of these mythological deities. Marsy's attention to detail is evident through the intricate lacquered patina on the bronze surface, adding depth and texture to this masterpiece. The artist skillfully captures the essence of fertility and health associated with Latona's mythical persona. The nudity of both Apollo and Diana represents their purity and connection to nature. As god of music, poetry, prophecy, healing, and more; Apollo stands tall beside his sister Artemis - goddess of hunting, wilderness, childbirth - who holds a bow signifying strength. This stunning sculpture not only serves as an artistic marvel but also transports viewers into ancient mythology where gods walked among mortals. It reminds us of the timeless allure surrounding female divinity while celebrating motherhood's eternal significance.

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