Dante's purgatory

Dante - The Divine Comedy 2: Purgatory - Diagrammatic Arrangement of Mount Purgatory.

Dante’s Inferno Beyond ELA – Looking at the science too! Dante’s Divine Comedy, especially the Inferno is a wonderful book for high school students to explore. Beyond the story and poetry, we…

The structure of Mount Purgatory, with its concentric rungs, reminds of that of hell. In Inferno the deeper one descends, the graver the sin. Here the situation is reversed: the higher one climbs t…

Purgatory's Plan – By C.W. Scott-Giles, for Dorothy Sayers translation of the Divine Comedy (1955)

Out of an infinity of designs a mathematician chooses one pattern for beauty's sake and pulls it down to earth Marston Morse Damien Hir...

Born January 6, 1832 and died January 23, 1883, Gustave Doré was a French artist, engraver, illustrator and sculptor but he worked primarily...

"Inferno de Dante with Mount Saint Michel” by Pierre Ionica

Rome's Scuderie del Quirinale marks the 700th anniversary of the death of Dante Alighieri by taking visitors on a terrifying journey through Dante's Inferno.

Villa Dante is een boek, een roman, van Elizabeth Edmondson. Elizabeth woont in Italië, vier van haar boeken zijn verschenen in het Nederlands. Ik heb V...

Visual representations of Dante's Inferno.

By Gustave Doré

In the early 14th century, Italian poet Dante Alighieri began work on his “Divina Commedia“, the Divine Comedy, which was comprised of three separate but interwoven tales: Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso. The story follows Dante as he is walks through the afterlife with the Roman poet Virgil as his guide, starting on the night before […]

gustave doré: plate XXXI to dante's inferno | '... by reason of the horrible excess of stench the deep abyss throws out, ⁠we drew ourselves aside behind the cover of a great tomb, whereon i saw a writing, which said: pope anastasius i hold, whom out of the right way photinus drew' | canto XI, 4-9, circle 6: heresy