This figure inspired the text of Berlioz's short vocal piece Nessun maggior piacere.
This figure inspired the text of Berlioz's short vocal piece Nessun maggior piacere. In one illustration of this man, a flock of birds fly overhead while a second figure ahead of him climbs a cliff. This man stares to the right of the viewer with an open book in his hand in a painting by Agnolo Bronzino. A musical work about this figure includes a quarter note-dotted half note-eighth note motif in the percussion and tam-tam, while an "andante amoroso" theme in 7/4 time is used to represent a (*) love affair. Two green female figures hold a canopy over a dying woman in a Pre-Raphaelite painting of this man's "Dream". In the best-known painting of this man, he is steadied by another man clad in orange while several condemned souls grab at the titular boat. Delacroix painted "The Barque of", for 10 points, what author of The Divine Comedy?
This figure inspired the text of Berlioz's short vocal piece Nessun maggior piacere.
Dante