“Abandon hope all ye who enter here.”
Th Gates of Hell, Auguste Rodin
The Gates of hell is a sculpture by Auguste Rodin that depicts a scene from Dante’s The Divine Comedy. There were three bronze casts made; they reside in The Musee Rodin in Paris, The Rodin Museum in Philadelphia, and the National Museum of Western Art in Ueno Park, Tokyo.
This photo was taken in Philadelphia.
Ghost Dog 
😳 wow. I had no idea this door existed. I’d make a trip just to see it. Great post!
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Thanks Brie!
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So it really exist .Gate to hell??
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Yes it does. Now go write a ghost story about it. 🙂
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I ‘m already working on one sir .It gave me goosebumps every time when I write and think about it.
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You go girl! Can’t wait to read it….
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Hey i nominated you for the liebster award
http://voiceornovoice700.wordpress.com/2017/07/24/nominated-for-liebster-award😲
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Thanks for the nomination!
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There is certainly a lot happening within this door. Can you imagine the time it took the artist to carve each area? It makes you wonder if the scene drove the person mad, pretty depressing. Still, it’s an impressive piece of work.
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Yes it is. Thanks for stopping by.
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