1779 Statue of Diana in Ephesus, engraving, "Calcografia di Roma"

The patron god of Ephesus was identified with the Hellenic Artemis, called Diana by the Romans. She was most often shown as a huntress on Ephesian coins, though occasionally in other aspects (or identified with the goddess Hecate as Phosphoros, "bringer of light,").

Overall 20.5 x 27.7 cm

Rome, 1779.

Published in the rare "Calcografia di Roma" by G. B. Canneti.