ink and watercolor, Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery William Blake died on August 12, 1827. On the day of his death, he continued to work on a commission illustrating Dante’s Divine Comedy, stopping ...

Last year, September 14, 2021, marked seven hundred years since Dante Alighieri laid down ... National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne William Blake died in 1827, while still in the throes of ...

In 2014, the stars have aligned again for the resurrection of Blake's illustrations to Dante's Divine Comedy. William Blake's works will be on display at the National Gallery of Victoria until ...

All exhibition of the works of William Blake is now being ... reproductions of watercolor drawings for "Young's Night Thoughts," engravings for the "Book of Job," "Dante," and "America," and ...

Works by the poet, painter and engraver William Blake (1757-1827), the most dazzling ... And finally, his great watercolor painting The Lovers’ Whirlwind, Canto V of the Inferno in Dante’s Divine ...

“For a show titled A New Heaven Is Begun, there’s a helluva lot of hell” on view at the Morgan’s new exhibition of William Blake watercolor prints, said Barbara Hoffman in the New York Post.

“The Ancient of Days,” from "Europe a Prophecy," printed 1795, William Blake (British, 1757–1827), color-printed relief etching in dark brown with pen and black ink, oil, and watercolor ...

William Blake was a bit of a nut. That’s partly why we like him so much. The great British Romantic artist, whose lifespan (1757-1827) roughly corresponded with that of mad King George III ...

What’s the use of William Blake ... But within about a generation, Blake was re-discovered, first by the English poets Dante Gabriel Rosetti and A.G. Swinburne, then the American Walt Whitman ...

They belong to William ... Blake hatches the “O” of “London,” as though idly coloring it in. In a third, he etched a short-shafted arrow, a motif he would later use in two of his ...

Plate 8 from “America, a Prophecy,” printed about 1807, by William Blake. Color-printed relief etching with pen and ink and watercolor.Credit...Yale Center for British Art, New Haven No one ...