This author inspired an artwork in which a man lays against the back of a woman whose stomach is pressed against a rock. In a sculpture by Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux, a character created (10[1])by this author bites down on (10[1])his own fingers. In a photograph by Edward Steichen, a sculpture of Victor Hugo looms in the background as an artist stares at a sculpture inspired by this author. (10[1])In one sculpture, a phrase by this author (10[1])is pointed (10[1])to by three figures hanging their heads together. A sculpture titled The Kiss was removed (10[1])from (10[1])an artwork (10[1])inspired by this author whose other scenes include Ugolino and His Children. In a bronze sculptural group begun in the 1880s, a figure originally based on this author appears seated below The Three Shades and placing his hand under his chin. (10[1])For 10 points, Auguste Rodin’s Gates of Hell depicts scenes from what author’s Divine Comedy? ■END■