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| Artemis and Apollon (at top) slaying the children of Niobe; Roman, circa first century BCE. |
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| Marble statuette of Artemis circa 125-175 BCE; thought to be from Greek necropolis at Loryma, Karia. |
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| Artemis kills a stag as her brother Apollon (right) looks on; Zeus (left) and the winged goddess Nike also watch; from a Red-Figured pelike made in Athens circa 370-350 BCE. |
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| A terracotta statuette of Artemis Bendis; made in Athens circa 350 BCE. |
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| An antefix with the face of Artemis Bendis; made in made in Taranto circa 350 BCE. |
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| Artemis (left) and Apollon (right) look on as Herakles breaks off one of the antlers of the Keryneian Hind; from a Black-Figured neck amphora made in Athens circa 435 BCE. |
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| A limestone statue of Artemis; made in Cyprus in the third century BCE. |
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| A terracotta statuette of Artemis; made in Cyprus in the fourth century BCE. |
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| A limestone statuette of Artemis; made in Cyprus circa 275-250 BCE. |
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| A Red-Figured wine jar (made circa 390-380 BCE) with Artemis’ hounds attacking Aktaeon because he saw her bathing. |
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| A marble statue of Artemis from the Archaeological Museum in Athens. |
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| A close-up view of a marble statue of Artemis shown above. |
