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title: DIVINE COMEDY - FARINATA OF THE UBERTI

subject date: 2010-05-15

caption: DIVINA COMEDIA Inferno, canto X. "But it was I alone there, where I suffered / It was for each one of the towers via Fiorenza, / He, who defended it openly." (I, X, 91-93). In an allegorical frame of the work: on the left the Supreme Poet Dante Alighieri (1265 - 1321) at the desk, on the right the Ghibelline leader Farinata degli Uberti speaks to Dante's living soul leaning out of the sepulcher, in the damned city of Dite. Chromolithography from a series by Egisto Sborgi Editore, Florence 1918

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continent: Europa

image century : XX

image epoch: Medioevo

subject century: XIV

subject epoch: Medioevo

technique: Cromolitografia

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Belle EpoqueCatholicismreligionHellhereticsFarinata degli UbertiGhibellinessixth circletombgraveOf youDivine ComedyDanteD. AlighieriDante AlighieriportraitMiddle AgesliteraturepoetrypoempoetSupreme PoetItalyKingdom of ItalydeskwriterwritepenpoetinspirationdeskEgisto Sborgi EditoreE. Sborgi Publishing House