Dante and Forese Continue to Talk
Dante Continues to Talk with Forese – Venezia, Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana, IX, 276 (ca. 1385)
Piccarda Donati
Bust of Piccarda Donati – Giovanni Bastianini (1855)
Piccarda Donati Kidnapped from the Convent of Santa Chiara by Her Brother Corso – Lorenzo Toncini (ca. 1864)
Corso Donati at the Convent – Raffaello Sorbi (1865)
Piccarda Donati Forcibly Removed from the Convent by Her Brother – Raffaello Sorbi (1866)
Piccarda is Kidnapped from the Convent – Leibig Card
Piccarda Speaks with Dante in the Paradiso – Gustave Dore (1868)
Piccarda Speaks with Dante in the Paradiso (colorized) – Gustave Dore (1868)
Forese Points Out Other Gluttons
Forese Points Out Other Notable Gluttons – Egerton 943 Manuscript (ca. 1340)
Among the Gluttons – Domenico Mastroianni – (early-mid-20th cent.)
Bonagiunta
Bonagiunta Orbicciani da Lucca (Artist Unknown)
Dante and Bonagiunta – Egerton 943 Manuscript (ca. 1340)
Dante with Bonagiunta and Pope Martin IV – Morgan Library Florentine MS 1345 (ca. 1350)
Forese Points Out Bonagiunta and Others among the Gluttons – Bodleian Library MS. Holkham misc. 48 (ca. 1368)
Speaking with Bonagiunta – Moving with Forese and the Gluttons – Bodleian Library MS. Holkham misc. 48 (ca. 1368)
Bonagiunta, Pope Martin IV, and Others – Venezia, Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana, IX, 276 (ca. 1385)
Dante Speaks with Bonagiunta, Ubaldino, and Pope Martin IV – Master of the Pliny of Pico della Mirandola (1491)
Encounter with Bonagiunta and Pope Martin IV – G.G. Macchiavelli (1896)
Forese Points Out Bonagiunta and Pope Martin IV – Amos Nattini (ca. 1915-1939)
La Vita Nuova, containing one of Dante’s poems: “Ladies who have intelligence of Love” (1294)
Pope Martin IV
Portrait of the Pope Martin IV (1281-1285)
A Dish of Bolsena Eels, a Favorite of Pope Martin IV
Vernaccia di San Gimignano, a favorite of Pope Martin IV
Corso Donati
Corso Donati (1590, Artist Unknown)
Corso Donati (left) Killed While Escaping from Florence – Medieval Illustration
The Death of Corso Donati – Raffaello Sorbi (1861)
The Towers of Corso Donati’s Residence in Florence
The Second Tree
The Gluttons Stretch Out Their Arms Toward the Second Tree – Firenze, Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana, Strozzi 152 (ca. 1330)
The Gluttonous Beside the Tree – Egerton 943 Manuscript (ca. 1340)
A Second Tree on the Terrace of Gluttony – Morgan Library Florentine MS 1345 (ca. 1350)
Gluttons at the Second Tree – Biblioteca e Complesso Monumentale Dei Girolamini, Napoli (1355)
Forese Points Out Bonagiunta and Others Among the Gluttons – Bodleian Library MS. Holkham misc. 48 – (ca. 1368)
The Trees on the Terrace of Gluttony – Bodleian Library MS. Canon. Ital. 108 (1375)
Gluttonous Sinners at the Second Tree – Venezia, Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana, IX, 276 (ca. 1385)
The Gluttons and the Second Tree – Bonino de Boninis (1467)
Gluttons Gathered Around the Second Tree – Biblioteca Vaticana – Codice Urbinate Latino 365 (1481)
The Penance of the Gluttons, Meeting with Forese Donati and Bonagiunta Orbicciani, the Angel of Temperance – Sandro Botticelli (ca. 1485)
Gluttons, Arrival at the Second Tree – Federico Zuccari (1586)
The Gluttons at the Second Tree – Antonio Zata, ed., Venice (1757)
The Intemperate – John Flaxman (1793)
Gluttons around the Second Tree – Luigi Ademollo (1817)
The Gluttons at the Second Tree – Bartolomeo Pinelli (1824)
Gluttons Reaching up toward the Second Tree – Francesco Scaramuzza (ca. 1850)
The Voice in the Tree Tells Them to Pass on – Francesco Scaramuzza (ca. 1850)
Gluttons at the Tree – Gustave Dore (1868)
Gluttonous at the Tree (colorized) – Gustave Dore (1868)
Gluttons at the Second Tree – Niccolo Tommaseo (1908)
The Tree of Punishment – Salvador Dali (mid-20th cent.)
Drunken Centaurs
Eurytrus Attempts to Kidnap Hippodamia – Greek Vase
Battle of Lapiths and Centaurs – Luca Giordano (1634-1705)
Gideon’s Soldiers Greedily Drinking from the Jordan River (Artist Unknown)
The Angel of Temperance
The Angel of Temperance – Egerton 943 Manuscript (ca. 1340)
The Angel of Temperance – Morgan Library Florentine MS 1345 (ca. 1350)
A Second Tree – A Flaming Angel Invites the Pilgrims to Climb upward – Bodleian Library MS. Holkham misc. 48 (ca. 1368)
Angel of Temperance, (Souls in the Flames) – Bodleian Library MS. Canon. Ital. 108 (1375)
The Angel of Temperance – Biblioteca Vaticana – Codice Urbinate Latino 365 (1481)
The Angel of Temperance and the Stairs to the Seventh Terrace – Federico Zuccari (1586)
Dante is Blinded by the Angel of Temperance Who Shows the the Way up – Francesco Scaramuzza (ca. 1850)