Dante and Virgil with Guido and Rinier
Monte Falterona, Casentino National Park
Marker on Monte Falterona Noting Dante’s Mention of the Place in Lines 16-18.
Circe Returning Odysseus’s Men Back to Human Form – Giovanni Battista Trotti (ca. 1610)
Dante and Virgil Meet Guido and Rinieri – Firenze, Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana, Strozzi 152 (ca. 1330)
Dante Speaks with Guido del Duca – Egerton 943 Manuscript (ca. 1340)
Dante Speaks with Guido and Rinieri – Biblioteca e Complesso Monumentale Dei Girolamini, Napoli (1355)
Guido and Rinieri Speak with Dante and Virgil – Bodleian Library MS. Holkham misc. 48 (ca. 1368)
Dante Continues Speaking with Guido and Rinieri – Bodleian Library MS. Holkham misc. 48 (ca. 1368)
Guido and Rinieri Speak with Dante – Bodleian Library MS. Canon. Ital. 108 (1375)
Envious Sinners, Guido and Rinieri – Biblioteque de l’Arsenal, Paris (1380)
Dante Speaks with Guido and Rinieri – Venezia, Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana, IX, 276 (ca. 1385)
Dante Speaks with Guido and Rinieri – Master of the Pliny of Pico della Mirandola (1491)
Dante Speaks with Guido and Rinieri – Bonino de Boninis (1467)
Dante Speaks with Guido and Rinieri – Biblioteca Vaticana – Codice Urbinate Latino 365 (1481)
The Penance of the Envious, Meeting with Guido del Duca and Rinieri da Calboli – Sandro Botticelli (ca. 1485)
Dante Speaks with Guido and Rinieri – Artist unknown – Antonio Zata, ed., Venice (1757)
Two Envious Souls Talking about Dante – Christopher Dall’ Acqua (ca. 1760)
A Conversation with Guido and Rinier – John Flaxman (1793)
Dante Speaks with Guido and Rinieri – Bartolomeo Pinelli (1824)
Guido and Rinieri – G.G. Macchiavelli (1896)
Guido and Rinieri – Niccolo Tommaseo (1908)
Guido and Rinieri Speak with Dante – Amos Nattini (ca. 1915-1939)
Dante and Virgil Leave Guido and Rinieri – Bodleian Library MS. Canon. Ital. 108 (1375)
Dante and Virgil Hear More Disembodied Voices as They Leave the Envious Sinners – Francesco Scaramuzza (ca. 1850)
Cain and Aglauros
Cain and Aglauros – Federico Zuccari (1586)
Cain Flees from the Murder of Abel – Pietro Novelli (1603-1647)
Mercury Turns Aglauros to Stone – Paolo Veronese (1576)
Mercury, Herse and Aglaurus – Jean-Baptiste Marie Pierre (1763)
Aglauros and Mercury – Illustration from Ovid’s Metamorphoses – Luigi Ademollo (1832)
Aglauros – Alfredo-Baruffi (1873-1948)
The Angel Directs Dante and Virgil upward to the Terrace of Wrath – Morgan Library Florentine MS 1345 (ca. 1350)