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The HELLMAP ATLAS is a geography of Hell inspired by Sandro Botticelli's (circa 1485) drawings for an unrealized edition of Dante's Inferno.

“Œnological Instruments of Precision,” from the firm of Dujardin-Salleron, c. 1902-1934

The Rosetta Stone for Mutel’s Poetics of Acid Etching.

Text and original photographs by Alain Fleischer published at the l’Académie de France, Villa Médicis in Rome. Didier Mutel photoengraved and etched the text with acid on copper plates.

The program for the Jerusalem Prize, June 1999. DeLillo's acceptance address--signed by the author.

A Significant Manuscript documenting the actions of the French forces in the Americas: Including Chesapeake Bay, Yorktown, and the Battles of the Saintes

Philippe Grandjean’s Romain du Roi typeface, from the original plates

184 entries of celebrated figures, a description of Giovio’s famous Museo with 60 woodcut portraits

55 Hand engraved plates by Didier Mutel