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• Death of the Justly Deserted (MS M.1261).

  Created

  France, Paris, ca. 1485 (between 1484 and 1496)

  Accession number

  MS M.1261

  Classification

  Manuscript

  Department

  Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts

  

• Head of a Woman

  Jean-Jacques Henner

  1829-1905

  1901

  2004.12

  Classification

  Drawing

  Department

  Drawings and Prints

  

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• King Joash Interrogated by his Grandmother Ahaliah in the Temple of Jerusalem

  Antoine Denis Chaudet

  1763-1810

  ca. 1800

  2002.13

  Classification

  Drawing

  Department

  Drawings and Prints

  

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• Codex Justinianus (MS M.447).

  Created

  Bologna, Italy, ca. 1280-1290.

  Accession number

  MS M.447

  Classification

  Manuscript

  Department

  Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts

  

• Book of hours (MS M.1001).

  Created

  Poitiers, France, ca. 1475.

  Accession number

  MS M.1001

  Classification

  Manuscript

  Department

  Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts

  

• Inferno, Canto I (Antinferno). Three Pairs of Minute Figures on a Road Passing Through a Rocky Landscape, With Steam Coming Out of a Hole in the Ground at Left, Rough Sea in the Background and Stars above at Right

  Attributed to Alessandro Vellutello

  early 16th century

  1966.12:1

  Classification

  Drawing

  Department

  Drawings and Prints

  

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• Inferno, Canto I (Antinferno). Empty Path through Volcanic Landscape with Five Smoking Holes; Sea and Mountains in Background and Starry Sky Above

  Attributed to Alessandro Vellutello

  early 16th century

  1966.12:2

  Classification

  Drawing

  Department

  Drawings and Prints

  

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• Inferno, Canto I (Antinferno). Virgil and Dante on the Path through Rocky Landscape, Close to a Crevasse and Smoking Hole

  Attributed to Alessandro Vellutello

  early 16th century

  1966.12:3

  Classification

  Drawing

  Department

  Drawings and Prints

  

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• Inferno, Canto III. Charon Portrayed Shipping the Damned through the Acheron, Seen as a Circular Lake with the Entrance to the First Circle in the Middle. Dante and Virgil Looking at the Damned Who Are Being Attacked by Hornets and Wasps; Pointing to the Entrance; Approaching the Ferry; Speaking to Charon; Boarding the Ferry; and on the Ferry. At top a town?

  Attributed to Alessandro Vellutello

  early 16th century

  1966.12:4

  Classification

  Drawing

  Department

  Drawings and Prints

  

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• Inferno, Canto XI - XII. Virgil and Dante, at Upper Left, Before the Tomb of Pope Anastasius; Their Meeting with the Minotaur; Their Descent to the Phlegethon (River of Boiling Blood); Their Meeting with the Centaurs, Who Guard the Damned and Punish Them with Arrows; Chiron Gives Them as a Guide the Centaur Nessus; Dante and Virgil Are Carried by Nessus and Together They Cross the Phlegethon Where the Tyrants are Immmersed in Blood According To The Degree of Their Guilt; Virgil, Dante and Nessus Reach the Middle. At top, a town. Verso: Bell or Hat?

  Attributed to Alessandro Vellutello

  early 16th century

  1966.12:5

  Classification

  Drawing

  Department

  Drawings and Prints

  

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