Dish with Actaeon and Diana; Round dish of multi-colored majolica; on one foot. Actaeon and Diana are painted on the saucer. In a landscape on the left is a group of bathing women (Diana and her nymphs) and on the right a man walking to the right (Actaeon). The man's head is a deer head. In the background trees and a city. On the back of the dish is the text: 'Ateon converso in cervo' painted.; Daphne changed to a laurel-tree: while fleeing from Apollo; Daphne has changed to a laurel-tree by her father Peneus (Ovid; Metamorphoses I 548 ); anonymous; Urbino; c. 1540 - c. 1550; earthenware; tin glaze; lead glaze; h 6.0 cm x d 26.5 cm