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The Hell-Hounds hunting the Destroyers of their own Goods
(1824-1827)
illustration for The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri (Inferno XIII, 109-129)
Medium
pen and ink and watercolour over black chalk and pencil
Measurements
37.3 × 52.8 cm (image and sheet)
Credit Line
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Felton Bequest, 1920
Gallery location
Not on display
Artwork Details
Place/s of Execution
London, England
Catalogue/s Raisonné
Butlin 812.25; Butlin & Gott 11
Inscription
inscribed in pen and ink l.r.: HELL Canto 13
inscribed (vertically) in pencil on reverse l.r.: 78
inscribed (vertically) in pencil on reverse l.c.: N 14 next at p 68
inscribed (vertically) in pencil on reverse c.: N 14 next at p 68 (erased)
inscribed in pencil on reverse r. edge: HELL Canto 8
Accession Number
996-3
Department
International Prints and Drawings
This digital record has been made available on NGV Collection Online through the generous support of the Joe White Bequest
Subjects (general)
Literary and Text Religion and Mythology
Subjects (specific)
angels (spirits) beasts Divine Comedy, The (narrative poem, Dante, ca. 1308-1321) dog (species) giants (mythical beings) nudes (representations) trees
Movements
Romanticism (modern European styles )