Rossetti’s edition of William Blake’s lyrical and miscellaneous ... the year before Blake’s first venture, The Poetical Sketches, appeared. It was very long since there had been heard ...

Sketches after Michelangelo ... Blake is for everybody.” Go to William Blake’s Universe if you can, and see what you think.

WILLIAM BLAKE. By Arthur Symons ... (7) the biographical sketch by J. T. Smith, and, finally, (8) The Life of Blake by Allan Cunningham, 1830. It may be said that better than any one else ...

“I see everything that I paint in this world,” said the English mystic poet and draftsman, William Blake ... castle in Ayrshire a notebook of Blake sketches that had not been seen publicly ...

He used the newly discovered plates as a sketch pad, filling them with ... This etched arrow is similar to others that William Blake created throughout his career—including in watercolor ...

A dozen newly-discovered watercolour sketches by William Blake, the 19th century visionary and poet, are at the centre of a bitter legal dispute over their ownership. The illustrations ...

William Blake's The Spiritual Form of Pitt Guiding ... gain the reputation of something of a magical artefact. Even a sketch of the composition done from memory in 1866 by the painter Seymour ...

You might even see this William-Liam-O’Neil-Blake take his place as a hot-tempered, “strong-limbed, copper-haired Irish boy”, in a punkish sketch drawn by Kate Blake in a portrait of her ...

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 ...

William Blake 1757-1827. Blake was born on 28th November 1757 in London, a son of James Blake (d.1784), a hosier, and his wife Catherine. He was an apprentice engraver to James Basire, the antiquarian ...