A single line of poetry, a simple quote or excerpt from a book can inspire someone for months, even years. It’s a unique and thoughtful way to gift someone with an expression of love, encouragement or admiration. Literary wall art has the ability to evoke a wide range of emotions and can serve as a constant source of inspiration. Whether it's classic antique Victorian, traditional country farmhouse, modern Scandi, vintage art deco, or retro boho chic, there's always a space in your book nook for some bookish fan art. Printed to order, this UNFRAMED literary wall art print is available in a large selection of sizes and colours to complement your interior decor. (Here beginneth the new life.POSTER PRINT - La Vita Nuova, Dante Alighieri, The New Life Book Page Print, First Chapter Page Poster, Typography Text Poster Art, Library Wall Art, Literary Wall Art, Library Wall Decor, Bookish Fan Art. " In that part of the book of my memory, Before which is little that can be read, There is a rubric, saying, 'Incipit Vita Nova'.
The original Italian is more literally translated by D.G.
The quotation that The Doctor reads is paraphrased from Dante's La Vita Nuova. ( VOY: " Latent Image") Background information On the first page of the chapter that is the day when I first met you,Īppear the words, 'Here begins a new life'.
At one point, Captain Janeway left her copy in the holodeck with The Doctor, who read a section from it aloud to himself: It is the story of the life-changing love of Dante for a young woman named Beatrice Portinari, a character who also figured prominently in his Divine Comedy.Ĭaptain Kathryn Janeway was reading a translation of the book in 2375 while helping The Doctor cope with an ethical conflict. La Vita Nuova (" The New Life") was a literary piece written in a prosimetrum style, alternating between prose and poetry, by Dante in 1295. Captain Janeway reading La Vita Nuova late at night in her quarters
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