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Painting of Diana by Simon Vouet

Diana is a 1637 painting of Diana by Simon Vouet. It was produced in Paris and sent to England as part of the dowry of Louis XIII's sister Henrietta Maria of France on her marriage to Charles I of England. It is still in the Royal Collection and now hangs in the Cumberland Gallery at Hampton Court Palace.

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Paintings	Mary Magdalene (1614–1615) Woman Playing a Guitar (c. 1618) Judith (Vienna) (c. 1620–1623) Judith (Munich) (c. 1620–1625) Saint Agatha's Vision of Saint Peter in Prison (c. 1625) Self-Portrait (c. 1626–1627) Time Defeated by Love, Beauty and Hope (1627) Lot and His Daughters (1633) Æneas and His Father Fleeing Troy (c. 1635) Ceres Trampling the Attributes of War (1635) Crucifixion (1636–1637) Diana (1637) Allegory of Wealth (c. 1640) Presentation of Christ in the Temple (c. 1640–1641) Hesselin Madonna (c. 1640–1645)
Related	Aubin Vouet (brother and painter) Virginia Vezzi (wife and model) Baroque painting Caravaggisti

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