• An original monoprint in printers ink
• Somerset textured paper weight: 315 gsm
• Paper size 27 x 37.5 cm
• Image size 21 x 30 cm
• Signed by the artist

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Debbie Lee is an internationally trained and collected artist. Having studied in London, Glasgow, Chicago and India she now keeps her studio on the coast of Dorset.

I am rediscovering Dante’s Hell through scroll making. I have been researching how to translate Dante’s Inferno into a fold out artists book with a view to developing images into colour lithography. Supported by a bursary from a_n The Artists Information Company and Arts Council England. This is massive encouragement for me to continue to develop my work thanks to @anartistsinfo and @aceagrams for awarding me the time, space and money bursary.

Debbie Lee

Sun Shines Above – Canto 34

“34    If, once, he was as lovely as now vile,
when first he raised his brow against his maker,
then truly grief must all proceed from him.
37    How great a wonder it now seemed to me
to see three faces on a single head!
The forward face was bright vermilion.
40    The other two attached themselves to that
along each shoulder on the central point,
and joined together at the crest of hair.”

Excerpt From
The Divine Comedy – Dante Alighieri

Translated by Robin Fitzpatrick
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