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HARPIES / DORE

Dante and Virgil encounter these sinister harpies in Inferno, though traditionally there were only three of them

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Creature Creatures Dante Dore Encounter Folklore Inferno Mythical Sinister Traditionally Virgil Harpies Paranormal


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This hauntingly beautiful print depicts the legendary encounter between the great poet Dante Alighieri and the mythical creatures known as Harpies, as illustrated in the Inferno, the first part of Dante's epic poem, "The Divine Comedy." Dante and his guide, the ancient Roman poet Virgil, are shown here in the dark and foreboding depths of the underworld, surrounded by the sinister and ominous presence of the Harpies. According to Greek and Roman mythology, Harpies were winged creatures with the faces of women and the bodies of birds. They were known for their sinister nature and were believed to steal food from people and carry off the dead. In Dante's Inferno, the Harpies are described as guardians of the eighth circle of Hell, where the heretics are punished. The image captures the eerie and otherworldly atmosphere of Dante's vision, with the Harpies' outstretched wings casting dark shadows over the scene. Their piercing eyes and sharp beaks convey a sense of danger and menace, while Dante and Virgil appear small and vulnerable in their presence. This print, from the Dore series by Gustave Doré, is a stunning representation of the folklore and mythology that inspired Dante's epic poem. The intricate details and rich colors bring the sinister Harpies and the dark underworld to life, transporting the viewer into the paranormal realm of Dante's imagination. The encounter between Dante and the Harpies remains a powerful and enduring image in the annals of literature and mythology, and this print is a testament to the enduring power of these mythical creatures and the stories they inhabit.

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