• 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

The Rotten Pockets – Canto 21

“1    So on we went from bridge to bridge, speaking
of things that I shan’t, in my comedy,
commit to song. We gained the brow. Once there,
4    we paused and, down in Rottenpockets, saw
another fissure still, more empty tears.
I saw it all – a marvel of mere dark.
7*    Compare: Venetians in their Arsenal,
in winter when their ships cannot set sail,
brew up a viscous pitch which they then smear
10    on ailing boards, or else lay down new hulls.
Others will plug the ribs of hulks that have,
by now, made many a long-haul trip.”

Excerpt From
The Divine Comedy – Dante Alighieri

Translated by Robin Fitzpatrick
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