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Dante Keyring

January 17, 2011 By Professor Arielle Saiber

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“2.75inch x 2 inch (7.5cm x 5cm) Keyring Gustave Doré Dante 002 Frontispiece.”    –Danetre Gifts, Amazon

Contributed by Patrick Molloy

Categories: Consumer Goods
Tagged with: Dante Portraits, Gustave Doré, Key Rings

Dante Tree Ornament

November 17, 2010 By Professor Arielle Saiber

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The Morgan Library in New York has reopened the McKim Building containing, among much else, a Dante lunette which is also the basis for an ornament on sale at their shop.

Contributed by Patrick Molloy

Categories: Consumer Goods, Visual Art & Architecture
Tagged with: 2011, Dante Portraits, Decorations, New York City

iDante

June 4, 2010 By Professor Arielle Saiber

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The multimedia design of The Divine Comedy Touch eBook, the first release in the series, takes a massive step beyond the traditional eBook format, which is usually black and white text, set out in linear pages. The Divine Comedy comes with full text, indices and the 100 cantos of Hell, Purgatory and Paradise, but that is just the start, as the work evolves into lavish iconographic and virtual content.

Categories: Consumer Goods, Image Mosaic, Visual Art & Architecture
Tagged with: Apps, eBooks, Technology

A Bookseller’s Catalogue of Works By and About Dante

May 14, 2010 By Professor Arielle Saiber

a-booksellers-catalogue-of-works-by-and-about-dante“[Chris Lowenstein] began acquiring antiquarian editions of Dante more seriously, with the idea of publishing her first catalogue entirely on the Italian poet. Since Dante’s work has a 700-year history, she narrowed her search by focusing on books published within the last 300 years, and only those that were illustrated, signed, or unusual in some way.
‘I wanted to show that you can build a really interesting and meaningful collection even if you couldn’t afford to buy the incunabula,’ Lowenstein said.
Book Hunter’s Holiday’s full-color catalogue containing 65 items was published last month. Lowenstein also provides a PDF version on her website [Book Hunter’s Holiday], as an invitation to young collectors.” [. . .]    –Rebecca Rago Berry, Fine Books & Collections, March, 2010

Categories: Consumer Goods, Written Word
Tagged with: 2010, Catalogues, Collections

Dante’s Internet: “Serious Business”

March 19, 2010 By Professor Arielle Saiber

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“In the year or so since I started blogging, I’ve found myself ingrained into a number of internet communities which will here remain unnamed. But I have stumbled a cross an unwritten set of rules governing these communities, and someone took these general principles and fashioned them into this handy ‘Dante’s Inferno’ type chart.” […]    -Paul Tassi, Unreality Magazine, February 18, 2010

Contributed by Victoria Rea-Wilson (Bowdoin, ’14)

Categories: Consumer Goods, Odds & Ends
Tagged with: 2010, Circles of Hell, Humor, Internet

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Coggeshall, Elizabeth, and Arielle Saiber, eds. Dante Today: Citings and Sightings of Dante's Works in Contemporary Culture. Website. Access date.

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