La Barque de Dante

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La Barque de Dante is a famous 1822 Romantic oil painting by Eugène Delacroix depicting Dante and Virgil crossing the River Styx from Dante’s Inferno.

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La Barque de Dante canonical 4
The Boat of Dante 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Romantic painting
oil painting
painting
alternativeTitle Dante et Virgile aux enfers
artHistoricalPeriod 19th century
basedOn Dante Alighieri’s Inferno
Divine Comedy
Inferno
city Paris
collection Musée du Louvre
linked to: Louvre Museum
completionYear 1822
country France
countryOfOrigin France
creator Eugène Delacroix
creatorNationality French
depictionContext scene from Dante’s Inferno
depicts Dante Alighieri
River Styx
Virgil
boat
damned souls
storm
depictsCharacterRole Dante as pilgrim
linked to: Dante the pilgrim

Virgil as guide
exhibitedAt Salon of 1822
genre Romanticism
history painting
literary painting
hasColorCharacteristic dramatic contrasts of light and shadow
vivid reds and greens
inception 1822
influencedBy Baroque painting
Michelangelo
Peter Paul Rubens
languageOfWork none
location Louvre Museum
materialUsed oil paint
movement Romanticism
narrativeMoment Dante and Virgil crossing the River Styx
originalTitle La Barque de Dante
significance Delacroix’s first major public success
early masterpiece of French Romanticism
subjectMatter afterlife
hell
mythological river
support canvas
title Dante and Virgil in Hell
La Barque de Dante

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The Barque of Dante titleInOriginalLanguage La Barque de Dante
La Barque de Dante title La Barque de Dante
La Barque de Dante originalTitle La Barque de Dante
Dante and Virgil in Hell originalTitle La Barque de Dante
Dante and Virgil in Hell alsoKnownAs The Boat of Dante
linked to: La Barque de Dante