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      Satan Going Forth From The Presence Of The Lord — Sir William Blake Richmond

      Sir William Blake Richmond

      1825
      Satan Going Forth From The Presence Of The Lord

      Explore William Blake's iconic engraving 'Satan Going Forth from the Presence of the Lord,' a dramatic depiction of biblical conflict rendered in masterful Romantic style. Discover its symbolism and artistic techniques.

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      The Just Upright Man Is Laughed To Scorn — Sir William Blake Richmond

      Sir William Blake Richmond

      1825
      The Just Upright Man Is Laughed To Scorn

      Explore 'The Just Upright Man is Laugh'd To Scorn,' a poignant engraving by Sir William Blake Richmond depicting social ridicule and vulnerability, showcasing Romanticism’s dramatic style & meticulous linework.

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      I Have Heard Thee With The Hearing Of The Ear But Now My Eye Seeth Thee — Sir William Blake Richmond

      Sir William Blake Richmond

      1825
      I Have Heard Thee With The Hearing Of The Ear But Now My Eye Seeth Thee

      Sir William Blake Richmond's 'I Have Heard Thee...' engraving depicts a dramatic biblical scene of supplication and divine revelation, showcasing intricate detail & Romantic style.

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      And When They Lifted Up Their Eyes Afar Off — Sir William Blake Richmond

      Sir William Blake Richmond

      1825
      And When They Lifted Up Their Eyes Afar Off

      This painting by Sir William Blake Richmond portrays a poignant scene where individuals gather around a man suffering from illness, conveying empathy and care amidst a mountainous backdrop. Influenced by William Blake's artistic vision, Richmond meticulously captures the emotional essence of human connection.

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      The Latter End Of Job — Sir William Blake Richmond

      Sir William Blake Richmond

      1825
      The Latter End Of Job

      This striking black and white engraving portrays a biblical scene featuring robed figures before an ornate building, symbolizing faith and divine blessing. Executed in 1825 by Sir William Blake Richmond, it exemplifies Romantic illustration and showcases intricate hatching techniques reflecting the artist's profound influence from Blake.

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