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Hand-colored cross-section diagram of Dante's Hell with concentric colored rings, labeled circles, and Jerusalem at the top.

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Veduta Interna Dell’ Inferno [Cross Section of Hell], Michelangelo Caetani (1855), Cornell University Library. Via artnap.com

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A hand-colored cross-sectional diagram shows the interior of Hell as a series of concentric bands in yellow, blue, pink and green, with labeled circles, a walled city at the top and Lucifer at the center. The Italian legends and the city of Jerusalem depicted above the earth identify the work as a schematic of Dante's Inferno. The print is attributed to Michelangelo Caetani and dated 1855.

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