Leto As mentioned in the story, Leto has not been located in Hellenistic art, and has not been generally the artists attractive figure. However, some pottery discovered in Attica, Greece, show pictures of her, along with her mortal offspring, Artemis and Apollo. The pottery, dated around 470-440 B.C. shows her children chasing Tityus, her rapist, whom the gods punished having a vulture eating his liver.
All pottery is spread in museums worldwide today.
Abstract from an amphora painting from the Attica area in Greece. It shows Leto's children, Apollo and Artemis chasing Tityus, her rapist. Dated propably around 470 B.C. Hellenistic Art. Found in Louvre, Paris. Abstract from a cup painting, found in Attica area, Greece.