Apollo and Diana Punishing Niobe by Killing her Children (1591) by Abraham Bloemaert, from the Original, Art Print on Canvas Tops Clothing each paired with an écorché

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Apollo and Diana Punishing Niobe by Killing her Children (1591) by Abraham Bloemaert, from the Original, Art Print on Canvas Tops Clothing each paired with an écorchéPublic domain art from Statens Museum for Kunst, digitally enhanced in high resolution. The story of Niobe is related in Metamorphoses, the epic Latin narrative poem by Ancient Roman poet Ovid. Niobe was the daughter of the proud King Tantalus of Phrygia. She married Amphion, the king of Thebes, and bore him seven sons and seven daughters. She bragged of her many children and chided the goddess Latona, mother of the twins Apollo and Diana, for having