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Showing posts with label William Blake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label William Blake. Show all posts
3/1/11

William Blake, Richard III and The Ghosts

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The British Museum, London Date: c. 1806 Technique: Pen and black ink, and grey wash, with watercolour, 306 x 190 mm Pen and black ink, and...
11/4/10

William Blake, Lear and Cordelia in Prison

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Tate Britain, London Date: c. 1779 Technique: Pen and ink and watercolour on paper, 123 x 175 mm The ageing British king Lear lies sleeping ...
10/5/10

William Blake, Plate 33 from Jerusalem (copy 'A')

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The British Museum, London Date: Printed around 1820 Technique: Relief etching, uncoloured This print shows the motif of The Nightmare bein...
7/9/10

William Blake, Pestilence: Death of The First Born

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Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Date: c. 1805 Technique: Pen and watercolour over pencil on paper, 304 x 342 mm This is a Biblical allegory der...
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6/9/10

William Blake, Plague

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Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Date: c. 1805 Technique: Pen and watercolour over graphite pencil on paper, 302 x 430 mm A view of a community t...
6/5/10

William Blake, The Punishment of The Thieves

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Tate Britain, London Date: 1824-7 Technique: Chalk, pen and ink and watercolour on paper, 372 x 527 mm /from Illustrations to Dante's ...
7/21/08

William Blake, The Body of Abel Found by Adam and Eve

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Tate Britain, London Date: c. 1826 Technique: Pen and ink and tempera over gold on mahogany, 325 x 433 mm Source

William Blake, The Night of Enitharmon's Joy (Hecate)

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Tate Britain, London Date: c. 1795 Technique: Colour print finished in ink and watercolour on paper, 439 x 581 mm The dense, dark colour-pri...