Rijksmuseum
Vaas met de geschiedenis van Diana en Actaeon
- Date
- c. 1550
- Medium
- copper (metal), gold (metal)
- Institution
- Rijksmuseum
Working in white on a black ground, Pierre Raymond introduced subtle tonal nuances in his monochromatic depictions. The flesh tone of the figures is emphasized through the introduction of a bit of red. Unfolding around the vase is the story of the goddess Diana, who turned the hunter Actaeon into a stag for spying on her while she was bathing.
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