It's not by Homer, but Scottish collector Thomas Hope commissioned 110 simple ink illustrations of this work from sculptor John Flaxman. A person from this work is depicted using images of towel-clad men in golf club ads from Sports Illustrated in a series of illustrations that also includes images of Adlai Stevenson and JFK. Those illustrations of this work exemplify the transfer drawing technique of their artist, Robert Rauschenberg. A receding spiral of thousands of figures centered on a bright light is depicted in one illustration for this work, whose artist also depicted a nude man standing on a rock and holding his (*) decapitated head in another illustration of it. A series of drawings for this text was created along with a funnel-shaped, cross-section map of its setting. The best-known illustrations of thi
It's not by Homer, but Scottish collector Thomas Hope commissioned 110 simple ink illustrations of this work from sculptor John Flaxman. A person from this work is depicted using images of towel-clad men in golf club ads from Sports Illustrated in a series of illustrations that also includes images of Adlai Stevenson and JFK. Those illustrations of this work exemplify the transfer drawing technique of their artist, Robert Rauschenberg. A receding spiral of thousands of figures centered on a bright light is depicted in one illustration for this work, whose artist also depicted a nude man standing on a rock and holding his (*) decapitated head in another illustration of it. A series of drawings for this text was created along with a funnel-shaped, cross-section map of its setting. The best-known illustrations of this text were created by French engraver Gustave DorÃ© and Botticelli. For 10 points, name this masterpiece of Dante Alighieri.
It's not by Homer, but Scottish collector Thomas Hope commissioned 110 simple ink illustrations of this work from sculptor John Flaxman.
The Divine Comedy [or Divina Commedia; accept specific sections such as Inferno, Purgatorio, or Paradiso]