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- Hamlet and Aeneas
- Dante's Inferno and Vergil's Aeneid: Underworld Co...
- The Lion King and Hamlet
- Another Reference to Beatrice
- Dante's guide to Florence
- Cleopatra in Dante's Hell
- A Reference to Beatrice
- As Above So Below
- Relating “Dexter” to Dante’s Inferno
- Looks like a lot of people are going to Hell (only...
- La vita nuova
- La Vita e Bella
- ¿Paradiso?
- The Old Man of Crete
- Where Would Oedipus Be in Hell?
- ‘Tis the Season for Coal??
- Lust vs. Gluttony
- Filippo Argenti Was a Nasty Man
- Who Was the Woman Who Flirted with Dante?
- Dante’s Lost Tenth Circle!? (Not really)
- Dante's Inferno and The Good Place
- Anagnorisis and The Good Place
- Dante's Version of Hell and Heaven Do Not Seem Ver...
- ¿Limbo is Low-key the Place to be?
- Hubris within Epic Poets
- It's Art Time!: Inferno Style
- Animal Metaphors in The Inferno
- Who Was Beatrice?
- Circle of hell- STM Day (im not bashing stm day-re...
- Audience of Medea
- The Conference and our Readings
- The Contemplative Life in The Divine Comedy
- Medea and Madea
- Medea Ending: An Easy Way Out?
- How to Keep Zeus Happy
- Women in Medea
- Dante’s Beasts
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2 comments:
Very interesting Ritchie! I really like that second one. I love when artists use their creativity to expresss something they read, especially a we’ll known work such as Dante’s. I feel like I have seen these somewhere but I don’t remember where. It’s alao noteworthy to point out the differences between each artist and all the different styles and techniques used. Are these all from the same time period?
Ok can I just say that I've been looking at that 2nd picture for a while and I'm still in awe! I could never understand how creative artists in ancient times were to have made paintings like this purely from their interpretation of a novel like Inferno!
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