"Wayne Barlowe conjures the Inferno with Boschian particularity. This is a unique volume by an extraordinary artist." -- Clive Barker, author

"Wayne Barlowe's Inferno is a dangerous book. Human nightmares rear out of scale in this sulphurous landscape. Here every breath burns your insides and light flickers in perpetual agony. The Beast has found an architect." -- Guillermo Del Toro, director

"Wayne Barlowe's prose is every bit as strange, terrifying and bizarrely beautiful as his painting, and that's saying something." -- Mike Mignola, creator of Hellboy

Out of print.

From the publisher:

Best-selling science fiction and fantasy artist Wayne Barlowe abandons his popular illustrative style and adopts a classic painterly technique in these images of Hell's structures, iconographies, and inhabitants. In "Barlowe's Hell," he incorporates the visual myths from many religions to present a chilling and beautiful collection of carefully researched and rendered artwork whose bizarre images contain symbolic references to age-old beliefs and practices. These are works reminiscent of painter John Martin, whose own vistas of Hell hang in the world's finest museums.