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Antaeus setting down Dante and Virgil in the last circle of hell
Artist: William Blake
Start Date: 1824
Completion Date:1827
Style: Symbolism
Series: Illustrations to Dante - The Divine Comedy
Genre: illustration
Technique: pen, watercolor
Material: paper
Dimensions: 37.4 x 52.6 cm
Gallery: National Gallery of Victoria
Tags: fictional-characters, Dante, Virgil, Dante-Alighieri-"The-Divine-Comedy", Antaeus
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Illustration to Dante's Divine Comedy - William Blake
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