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Durante degli Alighieri, better known as Dante Alighieri or simply Dante, (c. June 1 1265 - September 13/14, 1321) was an Italian Florentine poet. His greatest work, la Divina Commedia (The Divine Comedy), is considered one of the greatest literary statements produced in Europe during the Middle Ages. · Can we improve this biography? Write us your version
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Dante in Exile, unknow author.
La disputa by Rapha?´l
Portrait by Gustave Dor?©.
Fresco in Bargello chapel attributed to Giotto (oldest portrait known, notice no big nose)
Fresco in Palazzo dell'Arte dei Giudici e Notai (Florence), second oldest portrait known (here too no big nose)
In detail
Allegorical Portrait of Dante, late 16th century.
Fresco, transferred to wood
Portrait by Sandro Botticelli
Fresco in the Dante room of Casino Massimo in Rome, by Philipp Veit, 1817-1827
Fresco in the Dante room of Casino Massimo in Rome, by Philipp Veit, 1817-1827
Fresco in the Dante room of Casino Massimo in Rome, by Philipp Veit, 1817-1827
Dante on 2 € coin
Dante in Exile, Lord Frederic Leighton.
Dante's cenotaph in Santa Croce church (not the real tomb)
Fresco by Domenico di Michelino, Duomo of Florence
Domenico di Michelino Dante and His Poem (1465) fresco
Fresco by Domenico di Michelino, Duomo of Florence
Deathmask, front view
Deathmask, profile view
deathmask (in Palazzo Vecchio, Florence), full view
First page
Part Inferno
Mohammed
Dante And Virgil, painted by Eug?®ne Ferdinand Victor Delacroix
Dante and Virgil, painted by William-Adolphe Bouguereau
Giovanni di Paolo: Paradise
Inferno, Canto III, 1-10 Dante and Virgil enter Hell
Inferno, Canto XVI, 12-35 Cerberus.
Inferno, Canto XXXI, Antaeus sets down Dante and Virgil in the 9th circle
Inferno Canto 1 lost
Inferno Canto 1 panther
Inferno Canto 1 the lion
Inferno Canto 1 Virgil
Inferno Canto 1 Virgil leads Dante onward
Canto 2 line 1 Now was the day departing
Inferno Canto 2 lines 71,72 Beatrice
Inferno Canto 3 line 9 reads All hope abandon, ye who enter here.
Illustration by Gustave Dor?©
Charon crosses the river Acheron in Canto 3 lines 76, 78.
Charon collects the spirits into his boat in Canto 3 lines 107-108.
Inferno the unbaptised, Canto 4 lines 38, 39
Inferno the four bards, Canto 4, lines 89, 91
Inferno Canto 5 line 4 Minos
Inferno Canto 5 lines 32-33
Inferno Canto 5 lines 72-74
Inferno Canto 5 lines 105-106
Inferno Canto 5 lines 134-135
Inferno Canto 5 lines 137-138
Inferno Canto 6 lines 24-26
Inferno Canto 6 lines 49-52
Inferno Canto 7 lines 8-9
Inferno Canto 7 pushing rocks
Inferno Canto 7 lines 118-119
Inferno Canto 8 lines 27-29
Inferno Canto 8 lines 39-41
Inferno Canto 8 lines 110-111
Inferno Canto 9 line 46
Inferno Canto 9 lines 87-89
Inferno Canto 9 lines 124-126
Inferno Canto 10 lines 40-42
Inferno Canto 11 lines 6-7
Inferno Canto 12 lines 11-14
Inferno Canto 12 lines 58-59
Inferno Canto 12 lines 73-74
Inferno Canto 21 between ditches 5 and 6
Inferno Canto 23
Inferno, Dante climbs flinty steps in Canto 26
Inferno Canto 32
Inferno Satan, Canto 34
Dante and Beatrice gaze upon the highest Heaven
Marie Spatali Stillman: Beatrice, 1895
Henry Holiday: Dante and his Beatrice
Dante Gabriel Rossetti: Dante's Dream at the Time of the Death of Beatrice
John William Waterhouse: Dante and Beatrice, 1915.
John William Waterhouse; Beatrice, 1915
Dante Gabriel Rossetti: Beatrice
Dante Gabriel Rossetti: Dantis Amor
Dante's First Meeting with Beatrice
Joseph Anton Koch: S?ºhneschiff und L?§uterungsberg
Gustave Dor?©: Dante et le pape Adrien V
Delacroix
Philipp Veit
Philipp Veit
Philipp Veit: Empyreum
Dante's tomb in Ravenna
Dante's tomb (1780) (Ravenna)
Oil lamp in Dante's tomb
Inside of the tomb
"Das Neue Leben" (collected lyrical poems, 1879)
Casa di Dante - Dante museum in Florence
fountain at the Casa di Dante
Small church in Florence where Beatrice came to pray (Santa Margherita dei Cerchi)
Closer picture of the same church.
casa di Dante Museum entrance
Entrance to the Dante Museum in Ravenna
Statue of Dante; Dante Museum (Ravenna)
Half-relief with portrait of Dante (Ravenna)
Alessandro Sorrentino reads the III chant of the Hell
Alessandro Sorrentino reads the V chant of the Hell
Alessandro Sorrentino reads the XXXIII chant of the Paradise
Dante in Exile, unknow author.
La disputa by Raphaël
Portrait by Gustave Doré.
Fresco in Bargello chapel attributed to Giotto (oldest portrait known, notice no big nose)
Fresco in Palazzo dell'Arte dei Giudici e Notai (Florence), second oldest portrait known (here too no big nose)
In detail
Allegorical Portrait of Dante, late 16th century.
Fresco, transferred to wood
Portrait by Sandro Botticelli
Fresco in the Dante room of Casino Massimo in Rome, by Philipp Veit, 1817-1827
Fresco in the Dante room of Casino Massimo in Rome, by Philipp Veit, 1817-1827
Fresco in the Dante room of Casino Massimo in Rome, by Philipp Veit, 1817-1827
Dante on 2 € coin
Dante in Exile, Lord Frederic Leighton.
Dante's cenotaph in Santa Croce church (not the real tomb)
Fresco by Domenico di Michelino, Duomo of Florence
Domenico di Michelino Dante and His Poem (1465) fresco
Fresco by Domenico di Michelino, Duomo of Florence
Deathmask, front view
Deathmask, profile view
deathmask (in Palazzo Vecchio, Florence), full view
First page
Part Inferno
Mohammed
Dante And Virgil, painted by Eugène Ferdinand Victor Delacroix
Dante and Virgil, painted by William-Adolphe Bouguereau
Giovanni di Paolo: Paradise
Inferno, Canto III, 1-10 Dante and Virgil enter Hell
Inferno, Canto XVI, 12-35 Cerberus.
Inferno, Canto XXXI, Antaeus sets down Dante and Virgil in the 9th circle
Inferno Canto 1 lost
Inferno Canto 1 panther
Inferno Canto 1 the lion
Inferno Canto 1 Virgil
Inferno Canto 1 Virgil leads Dante onward
Canto 2 line 1 Now was the day departing
Inferno Canto 2 lines 71,72 Beatrice
Inferno Canto 3 line 9 reads All hope abandon, ye who enter here.
Illustration by Gustave Doré
Charon crosses the river Acheron in Canto 3 lines 76, 78.
Charon collects the spirits into his boat in Canto 3 lines 107-108.
Inferno the unbaptised, Canto 4 lines 38, 39
Inferno the four bards, Canto 4, lines 89, 91
Inferno Canto 5 line 4 Minos
Inferno Canto 5 lines 32-33
Inferno Canto 5 lines 72-74
Inferno Canto 5 lines 105-106
Inferno Canto 5 lines 134-135
Inferno Canto 5 lines 137-138
Inferno Canto 6 lines 24-26
Inferno Canto 6 lines 49-52
Inferno Canto 7 lines 8-9
Inferno Canto 7 pushing rocks
Inferno Canto 7 lines 118-119
Inferno Canto 8 lines 27-29
Inferno Canto 8 lines 39-41
Inferno Canto 8 lines 110-111
Inferno Canto 9 line 46
Inferno Canto 9 lines 87-89
Inferno Canto 9 lines 124-126
Inferno Canto 10 lines 40-42
Inferno Canto 11 lines 6-7
Inferno Canto 12 lines 11-14
Inferno Canto 12 lines 58-59
Inferno Canto 12 lines 73-74
Inferno Canto 21 between ditches 5 and 6
Inferno Canto 23
Inferno, Dante climbs flinty steps in Canto 26
Inferno Canto 32
Inferno Satan, Canto 34
Dante and Beatrice gaze upon the highest Heaven
Marie Spatali Stillman: Beatrice, 1895
Henry Holiday: Dante and his Beatrice
Dante Gabriel Rossetti: Dante's Dream at the Time of the Death of Beatrice
John William Waterhouse: Dante and Beatrice, 1915.
John William Waterhouse; Beatrice, 1915
Dante Gabriel Rossetti: Beatrice
Dante Gabriel Rossetti: Dantis Amor
Dante's First Meeting with Beatrice
Joseph Anton Koch: Sühneschiff und Läuterungsberg
Gustave Doré: Dante et le pape Adrien V
Delacroix
Philipp Veit
Philipp Veit
Philipp Veit: Empyreum
Dante's tomb in Ravenna
Dante's tomb (1780) (Ravenna)
Oil lamp in Dante's tomb
Inside of the tomb
'Das Neue Leben' (collected lyrical poems, 1879)
Casa di Dante - Dante museum in Florence
fountain at the Casa di Dante
Small church in Florence where Beatrice came to pray (Santa Margherita dei Cerchi)
Closer picture of the same church.
casa di Dante Museum entrance
Entrance to the Dante Museum in Ravenna
Statue of Dante; Dante Museum (Ravenna)
Half-relief with portrait of Dante (Ravenna)
Alessandro Sorrentino reads the III chant of the Hell
Alessandro Sorrentino reads the V chant of the Hell
Alessandro Sorrentino reads the XXXIII chant of the Paradise
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