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Note: Many of these maps are viewable with a pan and zoom feature. Click the associated image to view the details. Inferno
Botticelli, Chart of HellSource: Botticelli, Sandro Chart of Hell, c.1480-c.1495. Vat. Lat. 1896. Reproduced with permission of the Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana.Visit an Interactive view of Botticelli's Chart of Hell (pops up)
Inferno ChartReproduced with permission of the Museo Casa di Dante. The copyright to this illustration is held by the Unione Fiorentina of the Museo Casa di Dante.
Dante's InfernoSource: Lindsay McCulloch, 2000. The copyright to the illustration of the map of Hell is held by Lindsay McCulloch. Publication (print or electronic) or commercial use of this drawing is strictly prohibited.Purgatory
Purgatory ChartReproduced with permission of the Museo Casa di Dante. The copyright to this illustration is held by the Unione Fiorentina of the Museo Casa di Dante.Paradise
Paradise ChartReproduced with permission of the Museo Casa di Dante. The copyright to this illustration is held by the Unione Fiorentina of the Museo Casa di Dante.Geographic Maps
Dante MapSource: Hensman, Mary. Dante Map (London: David Nutt, 1892). Cornell Fiske Dante Collection. This work includes Hensman's Preface and a list of all the places recorded. Hensman's Dante Map shows both places named in Dante's writings and places supposed to have been visited by Dante during his exile. Click here to see color page images
Dante Map: detail of TuscanySource: Hensman, Mary. Detail of Dante Map (London: David Nutt, 1892). Cornell Fiske Dante Collection.
Map of Europe, 1300Reproduced with permission of the Museo Casa di Dante. The copyright to this illustration is held by the Unione Fiorentina of the Museo Casa di Dante. Artist: Massimo Tosi.
Map of Italy, 1300Reproduced with permission of the Museo Casa di Dante. The copyright to this illustration is held by the Unione Fiorentina of the Museo Casa di Dante.
Map of Tuscany, 1300Reproduced with permission of the Museo Casa di Dante. The copyright to this illustration is held by the Unione Fiorentina of the Museo Casa di Dante.Florence
Detail of Florence from Madonna della MisericordiaExecuted by the school of Bernardo Daddi in 1342, this is the earliest known image of Florence. Reproduced with the permission of the Museo del Bigallo, Florence.
Model of Dante's FlorenceReproduced with the permission of Museo Casa di Dante. Photograph: Gabriele Guidi
Florence, 1470Source: Prospect of Florence (19th copy of a 1470 engraving). Reproduced with permission of the Museo di Firenze com'era, Florence. Photograph: Deborah Parker.
Special Note: We are most grateful to the Museo
Casa di Dante, for granting us permission to reproduce the illustrations Italy, Tuscany, Florence, Inferno, Purgatorio and Paradiso.
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