Sarah Lethieullier, Lady Fetherstonhaugh (1722-1788), as Diana

Pompeo Girolamo Batoni (Lucca 1708 – Rome 1787). Oil painting on canvas, Sarah Lethieullier, Lady Fetherstonhaugh (1722-1788), as Diana by Pompeo Girolamo Batoni (Lucca 1708 – Rome 1787), signed and dated, on dog's collar: P. B. 1751. Painted the same year as Batoni's other portrait of her, in the Little Parlour (NT/UPP/P/88). Portrayed in this case as the huntress Diana, with crescent moon, bow and hunting dog, to match the conception of her husband as a hunter (NT/UPP/P/50). Standing three-quarter length in a landscape, in pale orange-brown dress and blue cloak, a crescent moon in her hair, her left hand resting on the collar of a greyhound, a bow in her right. She was the daughter of Christopher Lethieullier, a director of the Bank of England. She married Sir Matthew Fetherstonhaugh in 1747. Uppark House and Garden, West Sussex (Accredited Museum)