Which Rococo artist painted 'Diana Leaving the Bath'?

Which Rococo artist painted “Diana Leaving the Bath”? François Boucher painted it.

The work is more commonly titled Diana Bathing or Diana Getting out of her Bath. Boucher painted the oil on canvas in 1742, showing the Roman goddess Diana immediately after bathing, accompanied by a nymph in a wooded landscape. The painting is now in the Louvre in Paris.

Boucher identifies Diana through details associated with her role as goddess of the hunt: a quiver, arrows, hunting dogs, and the animals taken as prey. The luxurious silk beneath her contrasts with the rustic setting, a characteristic combination of sensual elegance and pastoral fantasy in Boucher's art.

The title can cause confusion because translations vary. “Diana Leaving the Bath,” “Diana Bathing,” and “Diana Getting out of her Bath” refer to the same painting, not separate works by different artists. Boucher was one of the best-known French Rococo painters, celebrated for mythological scenes, graceful figures, rosy flesh tones, and decorative compositions that appealed strongly to eighteenth-century courtly taste.