:: MONACO :: THEME: Dante Alighieri :: NOMINAL VALUE: 1.90 € :: ISSUE DATE: 9 April 2015 :: STAMP DESIGN: Laure Fissore :: ENGRAVING: Elsa Catelin :: STAMP SIZE: 52 x 40.85 mm :: CIRCULATION: 54 000 |
The great Italian poet Dante Alighieri (born Florence 1265, died Ravenna 1321) is considered to be the father of the modern Italian language. His major work, the Divine Comedy, known and studied throughout the world, is recognised as a literary masterpiece. Dante also played a very active role in Florence’s political life. His support for the White Guelphs and their opposition to papal interference earned him a death sentence and he was condemned to be burnt at the stake. He went into exile and never returned to Florence.
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