Photographer Tom Hunter is among the artists campaigning to raise £50 million to buy Titian's Diana and Actaeon for the nation. The National Galleries in London and Edinburgh have until December to raise the money or its owner, the Duke of Sutherland, might sell it on the open market. To highlight the supreme beauty of this painting Tom has recreated the masterpiece in a modern day setting with Kim Cattrall as Diana, David O'Mer (otherwise known as La Clique's Bath Boy) as Actaeon, while art history students from the Courtauld Institute and other members of La Clique play Diana's nymphs.

Related links

• Diana and Actaeon watch a taster from the photo shoot
• Join the debate Should the taxpayer help to buy the Titians?
• Tom Hunter at the Saatchi Gallery

_{© National Galleries of Scotland, Bridgewater Collection Loan 1945. Photo © The National Galleries of Scotland}

This is one of two works by Titian currently on loan from the Duke of Sutherland. The Duke has offered this painting, Diana and Actaeon, to the National Gallery of Scotland for £50 million.

Related links

• Andrew Graham-Dixon makes an impassioned appeal to keep the paintings
• The National Gallery, London pages for the Titian campaign
• BBC News Online Q&A about the Titians