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Dante Archive

Tom Phillips, c. 1976–1988

The artist is an influential and important maker of books. The archive relates to the translation, edition and illustrated publication of Dante's Inferno by Phillips. The archive consists of all the surviving original artwork, the proofs, trial sheets and versions of the production.

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Title of artwork, date

Dante Archive, c. 1976–1988

Date supported

2007

Medium and material

Various

Dimensions

Various dimensions

Grant

9000

Total cost

18175

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