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- Botticelli
- Dante Alighieri
- Hell Imagery
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- Divine Comedy
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- Despair
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- Hamilton Collection
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The Hamilton Collection drawings were discovered in Scotland by Gustav von Waagen in 1854. Friedrich Lipmann spearheaded the acquisition effort, securing the collection for Berlin’s Royal Museums.
The Hamilton Collection drawings were discovered in Scotland by Gustav von Waagen in 1854. Friedrich Lipmann spearheaded the acquisition effort, securing the collection for Berlin’s Royal Museums.
The Hamilton Collection drawings were discovered in Scotland by Gustav von Waagen in 1854. They were secured for Berlin’s Royal Museums in 1882 through the efforts of Friedrich Lipmann and supporters.
Experience Dante's Inferno through Botticelli’s masterful monochrome illustration—a haunting depiction of Hell’s torment and despair, rendered with meticulous detail and symbolic depth.