For those drawn to dark academia, The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri endures as a testament to a relentless search for intellect through the lens of reflection on antiquity. This copy of Dante’s seminal work includes illustrations after Sandro Botticelli's, similar to one found here Sir John Soane's Museum – another individual whose work takes great influence from the Classical world, whilst also reflective of his own life. | Peter Harrington