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Bookmark or Share- Latona Goddess of Motherhood (Leto) – Roman EmpireLatona, also known as Leto in Greek mythology, is primarily known as the goddess of motherhood and childbirth. She was highly revered for her role in bringing life into the world and was considered one of the most powerful deities.
- Roman goddess LatonaLatona for kids. Discover the myths surrounding Latona, the Titan and Roman goddess of motherhood and modesty and the mother of Apollo and Diana by Jupiter.
- Latona and Her Children, Apollo and Diana - The Metropolitan Museum of ArtLatona and Her Children, Apollo and Diana. William Henry Rinehart American. 1870; carved 1874. On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 703. In his interpretations of ancient myths and legends, Rinehart, who was based in Rome, avoided the extraneous detail and emotionalism favored by other American expatriate sculptors.
- Latona fountain | Palace of VersaillesIts garden, its golden lead peasants and animals, its water effects and its gorgeous marble sculpture at the top make Latona Fountain a gem at the heart of the Gardens of Versailles. Designed by Le Nôtre in 1665 and embellished by Hardouin-Mansart, it has regained today its splendor thanks to exemplary restoration works.
- LETO - Greek Titan Goddess of Motherhood & Demureness (Roman Latona)In Greek mythology Leto was one of the female Titans, a bride of Zeus, and the mother of the twin gods Apollo and Artemis. She was the goddess of motherhood and, with her children, a protectress of the young.
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