Experience a captivating journey through the realms of the Christian afterlife with the artist and curators at the "Seeing Dante's Commedia in Print from the Renaissance to Today" event in Oxford. Delve into a reimagining of Dante's Divine Comedy through a series of new artworks and rare Renaissance copies, shedding new light on this medieval masterpiece. Witness the vivid illustrations that have accompanied Dante's Commedia since its early circulation, now brought to life by artist and printmaker Wuon Gean-Ho.

Step into a world where historical books and modern interpretations coexist, as linocuts leap from the pages of ancient texts into the realm of the artist's imagination before materializing on paper at the Bodleian Bibliographical Press. Explore the intersection of past and present in this unique exhibition at the Taylorian special collections. Embrace this exclusive opportunity to view the evolution of Dante's Commedia in print, from centuries past to the present day. Mark your calendar for June 15, 2024, at the Taylor Institution Library in Oxford, where this event promises a profound and enlightening experience.

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