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Sandro Botticelli Map Of Hell. Botticelli Map Of Hell High Resolution Sandro Botticelli (Alessandro di Mariano di Vanni Filipepi), Florenz 1445 - 1510 La Mappa dell'Inferno aka Voragine dell'Inferno - The Map of Hell aka The Abyss of Hell (ca Sandro Botticelli's "Map of Hell" is a fascinating work that intricately visualizes Dante Alighieri's "Inferno," the first part of his epic poem "The Divine Comedy." This artwork, also known as the "Abyss of Hell" or "La Mappa dell'Inferno," was created in the early 1480s and is believed to have been commissioned by.

The Map of Hell and the drawing for canto I are drawn on each side of the same goat-skin parchment. This is Botticelli's chart of Hell as described by Dante in his 14th century epic poem Inferno

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(vol 1) and Schulze Altcappenberg, Heinrich-Thomas, Sandro Botticelli: pittore della Divina Commedia, in 2 volumes (facsimile with scholarly introductions), 2000, Skira (vol 1), Scuderie Papali al Quirinale and Royal Academy of Arts (vol 2) The famous painter Sandro Botticelli, whose real name was Alessandro Filipepi, was born in Florence in 1445 and died there in 1510. Source: Botticelli, Sandro Chart of Hell, c.1480-c.1495

Map Of Hell Wall Art, Sandro Botticelli Art, Divine Comedy A Inspire. The cave was created when God cast Lucifer out of Heaven One of Botticelli's drawings was the Map of Hell, a visual imagining of all hells' punishments

Botticelli Map Of Hell High Resolution. Botticelli, Chart of Hell Source: Botticelli, Sandro Chart of Hell, c.1480-c.1495 (vol 1) and Schulze Altcappenberg, Heinrich-Thomas, Sandro Botticelli: pittore della Divina Commedia, in 2 volumes (facsimile with scholarly introductions), 2000, Skira (vol 1), Scuderie Papali al Quirinale and Royal Academy of Arts (vol 2)