 On the outbreak of the Second World War in September 1939, the collection was moved from London to Scotland.Between 1945–2009, the "Diana and Actaeon" and "Diana and Callisto" (with other paintings from the collection, known collectively as "the Bridgewater loan" or "the Sutherland Loan") were on long-term display at the National Gallery of Scotland, in Edinburgh.As well as Hazlitt, during their time on public display they have inspired artists such as JMW Turner and Lucian Freud — Freud described the pair as "simply the most beautiful pictures in the world".