The Divine Comedy suite consists of 100 wood engraved images by Salvador Dali, based on Dante Alighieri's literary work of the same title. It describes Dante’s journey through Inferno (Hell), Purgatorio (Purgatory) and Paradiso (Heaven ), an allegorical journey to discover the purpose and higher value of life. Read more about the story and historical background
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| The Fallen Angel | The Ship of Souls | The Indolent Ones | The Negligent Ones | Virgil's Reproaches |
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| Death by Violence | Princes of the Blossoming Valley |
The Guardian Angels of the Valley |
The Dream | Virgil's Face |
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| The Proud Ones | The Beauty of Sculptures | The Second Terrace | A Spirit Questions Dante | Envy |
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| In the Cloud of Angry Ones | Leaving the Terrace of Anger |
The Forth Terrace | Dante's Dream | Avarice and Prodigality |
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| The Source | The Prodigality | The Gluttony | The Tree of Penitence | Mounting the Seventh Terrace: Lust |
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| Meeting of Two Groups of Lustful Ones |
The Last Words of Virgil | The Divine Forest | Meeting of Dante and Beatrice |
Announcement of the Great Event |
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| Dante's Confession | The Earthly Paradise | Dante Purified |