Image Mosaic

The mosaic of images below is an ever-changing compilation of the variety of entries on Dante Today. Click on any image to access to the original post. You may also refresh the page for a new set of images.

Campo di Marte, Florence (Italy), March 2018

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Lily Pfaff, Divine Comedy Illustrations (2014)

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ARoS Museum (Denmark): Inspired by Dante’s Comedy

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Yola Monakhov, “Photography After Dante” (2010)

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“The Fall of the Damned” Lampshade by Luc Merx

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Remembering Michael Mazur’s Illustrations of the Inferno

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SwooshArt

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Go Nagai’s Dante Shinkyoku (1994-95)

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Graffiti in Firenze

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Dante Inferno Piekło (1997)

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Dante’s Vision Exhibition, Vienna

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Madeleine Klebanoff-O’Brien, drawings of Dante’s cosmos

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Theo Wujcik’s “Gates of Hell” (1987)

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Illustration by Denis Forkas (2015)

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John Agard and Satoshi Kitamura, “The Young Inferno” (2008)

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Dante’s Inferno Razor

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Fiona Hall’s Divine Comedy Polaroids (1988)

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Dante’s Inferno Bicycle Playing Card Deck

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Selections from Graba”s 2003 Divina Commedia

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Florencia Gutman’s Artwork for Purgatorio 33

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Peter Kattenberg’s Progress on the Divine Comedy

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Translation of The Divine Comedy with Illustrations (2007)

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D.A. Camp’s Digital Art Inspired by the Commedia

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Nine Circles of Hella-Peño

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Passione Playing Cards: Avernum, Dite, Cocito

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Artist Maruizio Cattelan’s Final Project

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Al Dante

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Don Thompson’s “The Wood of Suicides”

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Inferno “Illusion Dance”, NoGravity Theatre (2021)

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In Dante Veritas, Vasily Klyukin

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Robert Rauschenberg, 34 Illustrations for Dante’s Inferno (1958-1960)

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“Dante is remembered most for his depiction of hell. This sculptor wants us to remember heaven, too.”

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The Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision

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Illustrations of the Comedy by Matteo Berton (2015)

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Seymour Chwast’s Adaptation of Dante’s Divine Comedy (2010)

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Petra Greule-Bstock, “Beauty awakens the soul to act.” Dante Alighieri

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Deirdre Bennett’s Oil Paintings

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DC Comics’ Justice League

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Yi Zhou, The Ear (2009), The Greatness (2010)

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“Divine Triptych” Digital Art

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