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Paintings of Dante’s Inferno: 1 To the gates of Hell
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Paintings of Dante’s Inferno: 1 To the gates of Hell
Dante’s Inferno opens just before dawn on Good Friday in 1300, when the author is in mid-life, and wandering lost in a dark wood. Gustave Doré (1832–1883), Dante Lost in the Forest (1861), gouache, dimensions not known, location not known. Image by Gastair, via Wikimedia Commons. When he reaches the foot of a hill, Dante sees its upper slopes already lit by the first rays of the sun. As he starts walking up his way is blocked first by a leopard,…
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