Iconography
	GODS & MYTHS
	Arachne
	→ Competition with Minerva
	→ Suicide
	Niobe and the Niobids
	→ Myths → Massacre of the Niobids by Apollo and Diana
	→ Myths → Niobe lamenting the death of her children
	Latona
	→ Myths → Latona turning the Lycian peasants into frogs
	Marsyas
	→ Apollo and Marsyas → Marsyas's blood turned into a river
	Tereus, Procne and Philomela
	→ Procne and Philomela turned into birds
	Zetes and Calais
	LITERATURE
	Ancient
	→ Ovid → Metamorphoses → Cycles → Rouen 1626 (copies after Merian after Gaultier after Franco)

	Further details
	ARTIST/CREATOR
	Blanchin, Jean (active Paris, first half 17th century) Close copy after an engraving by Gaultier (used in the edition Paris 1606), which in turn copies the illustrations by Giacomo Franco for the Venice 1584 edition (not after Merian's copy after Gaultier)
	DATE
	1626
	LOCATION
	n/a
	TEXT/BOOK/DOCUMENT (SOURCE OF PHOTO)
	Ovid (Publius Ovidius Naso) → Les Metamorphoses d'Ovide traduites en prose Françoise, Rouen (Berthelin), 1626

	Notes on photograph
	BIBLIOGRAPHIC CITATION
	Gerlinde Huber-Rebenich, Ikonographisches Repertorium zu den Metamorphosen des Ovid, vol. 1: Sammeldarstellungen, Berlin 2004, no. E17, B64

	Acknowledgements
	Record created with the generous support of the Dean's Development Fund of the School of Advanced Study, University of London

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