Salvador dali divine comedy

William and Anna Jane Schlossman Gallery Your art museum is excited to present Salvador Dalí’s Stairway to Heaven—the first major Salvador Dalí exhibition i ...

The Divine Comedy illustrated by Salvador Dalí (watercolour, 1960-64) The Beauty of the Sculptures (Purgatory: Canto 12)

Dali Divine Comedy, Inferno

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Interesting piece by Dali. An painting to represent Dante's Divine Comedy: Inferno. For It's #MonthofHorror. theitsite.co/itsmonthofhorrorcountdown

‘The Delightful Mount.’ We are in Hell. That’s how it begins. We are in Hell and have to find our way out. That’s the “tagline” for Dante’s epic allegorical poem the Divine Comedy. The Divine Comedy tells of the poet Dante “midway upon the journey” of his life when suddenly he finds himself lost “within a forest dark” having strayed from his “straightforward path.” It’s like the opening of some grim horror story or even a disturbing pulp detective tale—where the hero awakes lost and…

Dali Divine Comedy, Inferno

The intricately detailed imagery from The Divine Comedy makes it a natural choice for artists, and Inferno attracts artists with a dark or gothic bent. We’ll be compiling some of the most int…

In 1957, the Italian government commissioned Salvador Dalí to create 100 watercolors to illustrate Dante’s Divine Comedy, to coincide with the 700th anniversary of the famed poet’s birth. They quickly regretted their choice when the Italian public…