Se il valore di un’opera d’arte si misura anche attraverso il numero di citazioni, riferimenti, tributi, legami, rimandi, connessioni che si rintracciano nelle opere che dall’ispirazione originaria sono scaturite, allora la grandezza della Divina Commedia di Dante Alighieri è apprezzabile anche grazie alle restituzioni pittoriche che molti artisti ne hanno dato nel corso della storia dell’arte. Ecco alcuni esempi.
Sandro Botticelli, 1480-1495
Salvador Dalì, 1951-1960
Eugene Delacroix, La barca di Dante, 1822
John Flaxman, 1793
Priamo della Quercia e Giovanni di Paolo, 1444-1450
Auguste Rodin, La porta dell’Inferno, 1880–1917
Gustave Doré, 1861-1868
William Blake, 1824-1827
William-Adolphe Bouguereau, Dante e Virgilio nell’Inferno, 1850
Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Il saluto di Beatrice, 1880-1882
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