text: This painting and the Diana and Actaeon have been on public display almost ever since 1798, for over a hundred years in London and then since 1946 at the National Gallery of Scotland in Edinburgh (it is known at the latter as "the Bridgewater loan". The collection still belongs to the family as represented at present by the 7th Duke of Sutherland, most of whose wealth is contained in the paintings collection), but in late August 2008 the 7th Duke announced that he wished to sell the collection's two Titians in order to diversify his assets.