Diana and Actaeon by Titian is one of the most iconic paintings of the Venetian Renaissance, depicting the tragic myth of the hunter Actaeon, who stumbles upon the goddess Diana while she is bathing. Titian’s masterful use of color and dramatic composition captures the moment of Actaeon’s surprise and the goddess’s rage. The powerful contrast between the peaceful figures of Diana’s nymphs and Actaeon’s fate exemplifies Titian’s ability to portray complex human emotions and the tension between innocence and guilt.