William Blake. Dante’s ‘Divine Comedy’. The Complete Drawings

I love this book with it's artwork so much. Obviously a classic with Blake's artwork. Excellent quality

This is a hard cover version of The Divine Comedy drawings. I was pleasantly surprised when I saw it was over 450 pages long with beautiful color drawings. I will treasure this magnificent book for the rest of my life!

Everything went fast and perfect

so good

I'm reading Dante's Divine Comedy and I find this an excellent companion. Blake's art and the commentary provided help me pick up on details in the poem that I would otherwise miss (at least for Inferno, where Blake produced more drawings). Having Blake's view is also fun, livening the reading. Do expect a companion and not a substitute for Dante or proper detailed notes on the entire Divine Comedy though.

This book is William Blake’s illustrated version of Dante‘s Divine Comedy. This book is delightful and the artwork (pen, ink, engravings and watercolors) accompanied by descriptions of the event happening in the Divine Comedy illustrations, really help to understand the text (which you can buy separately). I purchased this as a reference for an art project and was delighted by the quality of the book

Thought it would be an art book, but it is more like a textbook. Still, very interesting.

The book came in great quality. And I am honored to see William Blake's art pieces in one. He has such a pure soul in all his works.

EXCELENTE DICION, BUEN MATERIAL, MUY BIEN ILUSTRADO CON LAS OBRAS DE BLAKE. MUY RECOMENDABLE

I love this book, It arrived quickly and well packed. Contains beautiful well printed artistic images, good quality paper and a nice strong cover. The text is explicative of the story. Nice to look at right now and can read the text later. I strongly recommend it, In addition,I bought the text book "The Divine Comedy" to go with it.

Excelente!

Wonderful book everything as it should be ...stunning and informative

Interesante ver cómo Blake interpreta una visión de Dios que es diametralmente opuesta a la suya. Se trata de la última obra que no llegó a completarla, algunos están inacabados, otros apenas esbozados, pero contiene valiosas acuarelas. La asunción central de la Divina Commedia es que Dios es un ser transcendente al mundo, y en consecuencia, el arte no puede expresar la omnipotencia ni la gloria de Dios; una asunción que Blake rechaza de plano. Las acuarelas de Blake seguramente fueron diseñadas para “corregir” algunos aspectos de la teología de Dante, que no compartía Blake. La edición es magnífica.