Aeneid. Dido | Utpictura18

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Queen of Carthage. See Wikipedia's page dedicated to Didon.

57 notices. Affichage des notices 43 à 57.

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Dido's suicide (Énéide Saint-Gelais 1500)

Dido welcomes Aeneas and Iule to her throne (Aeneid Saint-Gelais 1500)

Dido watches the ships sail (Aeneid, Strasbourg, 1502) - Grüninger > Brant

Preparing the pyre (Aeneid, Strasbourg, 1502) - J. Grüninger > S. Brant Brant

Dido confides in Anna (Aeneid, Strasbourg, 1502) - J. Grüninger > S. Brant Brant

Aeneas presents his son Ascagne to Dido - Michel Corneille the Elder

Dido's speech on the stake - Bartoli after the Vergilius Vaticanus

Dido's death at the stake (Aeneid, Vat.Lat.3225)

Dido prepares to commit suicide at the stake (Aeneid, Vat.Lat.3225)

Didon (Ovid's Epistles, French ms 875) - R. Testard

Dido (Epistres des Dames illustres, Huntington)

Dido and the sword of Aeneas (Ovid's Epistles, coll. Arcana, fol21)

Dido's letter to Aeneas (Ovid's Epistles, trans. Octavien de Saint-Gelais, F40)

La mort de Didon - formerly attributed to Carle Vanloo

Aeneas welcomed by Dido in Carthage (Énéydes tr. Saint-Gelais 1509)