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- La Divina Commedia, Paradiso XXX. The Path to Empyrean: Dante and Beatrice in the light stream
- La Divina Commedia, Inferno XVII. Vergil and Dante in the seventh circle of hell, third zone: Those who have committed violence against the divine order in the desert of flames, punishment of usurers; flying into the depths on Geryon
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- 신곡, 지옥편 XXXIV권 (1): 지옥의 중심부: 주데카의 얼음 속 루시퍼가 유다, 브루투스, 카시우스를 짓밟다
- La Divina Commedia, Inferno VIII. Vergil and Dante in Fifth Circle of Hell: The Irascible in Styx; At the gates of the city of Dis
- La Divina Commedia, Inferno XVII. Vergil and Dante in the seventh circle of hell, third zone: Those who have committed violence against the divine order in the desert of flames, punishment of usurers; flying into the depths on Geryon
- La Divina Commedia, Paradiso XXX. The Path to Empyrean: Dante and Beatrice in the light stream
- Illustration to the Divine Comedy (Inferno)
주요 색상
- Dante And Virgil From 'the Divine Comedy'
- 'Study to ''Boyarynya Morozova'''
- La Divina Commedia, Paradiso XXX. The Path to Empyrean: Dante and Beatrice in the light stream
- La Divina Commedia, Paradiso XXVIII. Ninth Sphere (Crystal Heaven or Primum Mobile): Dante sees God as a glaring point, circled by angelic choirs; Beatrice explains the hierarchy and the powers of the sphere
- The Siege And Capture Of Saragossa
- La Divina Commedia, Inferno XVII. Vergil and Dante in the seventh circle of hell, third zone: Those who have committed violence against the divine order in the desert of flames, punishment of usurers; flying into the depths on Geryon
- 신곡, 지옥편 XXXIV권 (1): 지옥의 중심부: 주데카의 얼음 속 루시퍼가 유다, 브루투스, 카시우스를 짓밟다
- La Divina Commedia, Inferno VIII. Vergil and Dante in Fifth Circle of Hell: The Irascible in Styx; At the gates of the city of Dis
- La Divina Commedia, Paradiso XXI. Transition to the seventh planetary sphere (sky of Saturn): Dante sees the Jacob
- Arrest of Christ
- Yo lo ví
- Landscape Sketch_2
- Calvary
- The great chariot
- Dante and Beatrice
- 'Study to ''Boyarynya Morozova'''
- The Cross of Christ
- Hell, From 'the Divine Comedy' By Dante Alighieri
- Inferno, Canto XXXI
- The Lords And Ladies Of The Castle