Image: Nonsuch Palace - Red Velvet Book - Diana Fountain
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Description: The Diana Fountain, Nonsuch, at the centre of the Privy Garden. Although sometimes identified as Venus, the crescent moon on her head shows that the goddess is Diana. Pen with grey and black wash (1590), artist unknown; from The Red Velvet Book, f.31r.
Title: Nonsuch Palace - Red Velvet Book - Diana Fountain
Credit: Martin Biddle, The Gardens of Nonsuch: Sources and Dating, in Garden History, Vol. 27, No. 1, Tudor Gardens (Summer, 1999), pp. 145-183.
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