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Latona and the Lycian fishermen, c. 1715-16 (oil on canvas)
3934262 Latona and the Lycian fishermen, c.1715-16 (oil on canvas) by Loo, Jean-Baptiste van (1684-1745); 83.8x260.3 cm; eThe Devonshire Collections, Chatsworth; (add.info.: Attributed to Antonio Bellucci (1654-1726).
Depiction of Latona (or Leto), mother of Apollo and Artemis, cursing peasants from Lycia and turning them into frogs as punishment for preventing her from quenching her thirst at a local pond.); Reproduced by permission of Chatsworth Settlement Trustees; French, out of copyright
Media ID 22757732
© Reproduced by permission of Chatsworth Settlement Trustees / Bridgeman Images
Amphibian Classical Mythology Curse Frog History Painting Magic Metamorphosis Punish Siblings Supernatural
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This print captures the dramatic scene of "Latona and the Lycian fishermen" painted by Jean-Baptiste van Loo in 1715-16. The oil on canvas artwork, measuring 83.8x260.3 cm, is part of The Devonshire Collections at Chatsworth. The painting depicts Latona (or Leto), the mother of Apollo and Artemis, as she curses the peasants from Lycia for denying her access to a local pond to quench her thirst. In retaliation, Latona transforms them into frogs using her supernatural powers. This mythological tale showcases both the power and wrath of this goddess. Attributed to Antonio Bellucci, this historical masterpiece beautifully portrays the moment when these unfortunate fishermen undergo a metamorphosis into amphibians as punishment for their actions against Latona. The composition is filled with symbolism and emotion as it explores themes of family dynamics, punishment, magic, and mythology. It highlights not only Latona's role as a deity but also her maternal instincts towards her children Apollo and Artemis who are depicted alongside her in this powerful scene. Through its intricate details and skillful execution, this painting transports viewers back in time to witness an extraordinary event from Greek mythology that continues to captivate audiences today.
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