Three figures that are copies of each other appear at the very top of this work and point their hands down drawing the viewer's attention to a man deep in thought, believed to be Dante.
A François Villon poem inspired an alternative title of one figure on this work that shows an old woman with sagging breasts who is believed to be the prostitute Thaïs. In addition to She Who Was Once the Helmet-Maker's Beautiful Wife, an upper half of another figure is seen clutching a woman known as The Martyr. That figure appears with different hand configurations two more times on this work, one of which sees him bearing the (*) weight of the Crouching Woman in I Am Beautiful. Three figures that are copies of each other appear at the very top of this work and point their hands down drawing the viewer's attention to a man deep in thought, believed to be Dante. For 10 points, name this work that includes sculptures like The Three Shades and The Thinker, by Auguste Rodin.
A François Villon poem inspired an alternative title of one figure on this work that shows an old woman with sagging breasts who is believed to be the prostitute Thaïs.
The {Gates of Hell} [or La {Porte de l'Enfer}]