Diana, in ancient Rome, the goddess of vegetation, the personification of the moon. Was identified with Artemis and Hecate, receiving the epithet of Trivia – “the goddess of three roads,” interpreted also as a sign of Diana’s supreme authority: in heaven, on earth and under the earth.
Endymion is a handsome young man, who asked Zeus to immerse him in eternal sleep and thereby kept him eternal youth and beauty. He fell in love with the goddess of the moon Selene and began to visit him in the cave on Mount Latmos in Caria, to admire the young man and kiss him.
Related Paintings 
Diana, Endymon y Satyr – Karl Brullov 
Diana and Cupid by Pompeo Batoni 
Diane and Actaeon by Titian Vecellio 
Diane and Actaeon by Bartholomeus Spranger 
Artemis by Rembrandt Harmens Van Rhine 
Diane, Endimon et le satyre – Karl Bryullov 
Diana by Theodosius Shchedrin 
Celebration in Albano by Karl Bryullov
Diana, Endymon y Satyr – Karl Brullov Diana and Cupid by Pompeo Batoni Diane and Actaeon by Titian Vecellio Diane and Actaeon by Bartholomeus Spranger Artemis by Rembrandt Harmens Van Rhine Diane, Endimon et le satyre – Karl Bryullov Diana by Theodosius Shchedrin Celebration in Albano by Karl Bryullov