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"Antaeus Setting Down Dante and Virgil in the Last Circle of Hell" is a watercolor, pen, ink and pencil, created by William Blake for Dante "Divine Comedy", 1824-1827. The media used quelque chose pen, ink, pencil, and watercolor. This est une illustration currently resides in the National Gallery à Melbourne, Australie. dans this fascinating scene we see the kind giant Antaeus reaching over to help Virgil and Dante escape from the monstrous giants who are after them. Antaeus does this by lifting them and placing them in the pit that forms the ninth circle of Hell. Dante et Virgil continue on their journey. After a series of adventures and spiritual test, which include a horrific confrontation with Lucifer, they the River of Forgetfulnesss and emerge on the other side of the Earth. You can customize the inside of the card with your own information, or simply delete the text if you would rathave a blank card.