One panel from a series of French tapestries depicting the History of Diana, illustrating the worship of Latona, the mother of Diana and Apollo. Set on high, a statue of Latona holding a Sun and Moon, symbols of her children, a sacrificial fire before her, is worshipped by kneeling crowd led by priest; in the foreground, Niobe, mother of seven sons and seven daughters, boasts of her superiority to Latona and remonstrates with the crowd. Border of leafy scrolls and framed medallions. Probably woven in Paris at the workshop of the Flemish weavers Francois de la Planche (Franz van der Plancken) of Oudenarde and his brother-in-law Marc de Comans of Antwerp. One of a set of six panels from this series in the Royal Collection.

A set of the same series is at the Palacio Real, Madrid.