The bearded figure on the bottom right of this painting is chewing off the thumb of a man in his embrace and the somewhat succubus-like figure on the bottom left is chewing off his own thumb.
The bearded figure on the bottom right of this painting is chewing off the thumb of a man in his embrace and the somewhat succubus-like figure on the bottom left is chewing off his own thumb. Only one woman appears in this painting, and she is being kicked in the stomach by one of the group of naked figures that lie along the bottom. The title character stands looking to the left and is distinguished by his red wrapped headdress. To his right, and also in the titular structure, is an orange robed man, who is presumably Virgil. FTP, name this painting of three men in a boat, one of whom is the titular Italian poet, a work by Eugene Delacroix.
The bearded figure on the bottom right of this painting is chewing off the thumb of a man in his embrace and the somewhat succubus-like figure on the bottom left is chewing off his own thumb.
The {Barque of Dante}