William blake

The Ancient of Days, designed, printed and hand coloured by William Blake in 1794 is one of the best examples of his unique artistic style.

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In his 1793 engraving, the poet and artist finds a novel solution to getting to the moon: a really big ladder

William Blake

William Blake earned his place as the patron saint of all freethinking outsider artists. One might say he perfected the role as he perfected his art—or his arts rather, since his poetry inspires as much awe and acclaim as his visionary engravings and illustrations.

A selection of paintings showing Blake’s strength in design beyond normal artistic composition – a very modern feature.

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William Blake

Titania, Oberon and Puck with fairies dancing, 1796 This latest posting examines the poet William Blake’s conceptions of fairies. This is to mark the publication of my latest book, Albion aw…

Love these angels. Maybe more abstract, more color. Either side of fireplace? william blake - Google Search

1803-1805. Pen and watercolor over graphite on paper. 39,4 x 29,5 cm. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. 90.108. Not on view.

"That which we do not bring to consciousness appears in our lives as fate." (Carl Jung) Carl Jung is famous for formulating the concept of the shadow, the portion of our personality which, through the course of our life, is relegated to the darkness of the unconscious. The Nature of the Shadow “The shadow goes

The German philosopher Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, the main character of Adam Sachs’s debut novel, The Organs of Sense, had a minor obsession with

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This watercolor copy after Phillips's portrait of Blake, now in the National Portrait Gallery, London, was included by Thomas Butts in his portfolio containing Blake's twenty-one illustrations to the Book of Job.

‘Milton lovd me in childhood & shewd me his face’ – William Bake on John Milton, September 1800 William Blake (28 November 1757 – 12 August 1827) created three sets of illustrations for John Milton’s Paradise Lost (1667). There was a commission from the Reverend Joseph Thomas in 1807; another a year later commissioned … Continue reading "William Blake’s Illustrations for Milton’s Paradise Lost – 1808"