Showing 11 artworks with William Blake and with artwork date before 1798 and with artwork date after 1788
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Explore William Blake’s ‘The Ancient of Days’! A visionary masterpiece of Romantic art, rich in symbolism & dynamic energy. Hand-painted reproductions available.
William Blake's 'Elohim Creating Adam' is a mesmerizing watercolor depicting creation’s genesis. Explore its mystical symbolism, Romantic vision & Tate Gallery legacy.
A haunting portrayal of spiritual struggle through the agonizing figure of Nebuchadnezzar by Romantic visionary William Blake invites you to explore the profound depths of this iconic 1795 masterpiece.
Witness William Blake's visionary masterpiece, "Satan Exulting over Eve." This captivating 1795 pen drawing explores temptation and fall with intricate symbolism & vibrant detail. Own a piece of art history!
Witness William Blake's iconic 'Glad Day' (The Dance of Albion)! A powerful depiction of a naked man embracing nature, painted in 1794. Explore Blake’s visionary Romanticism and the striking beauty of this unforgettable artwork.
This unsettling print portrays a man suspended from a gallows, reflecting Blake’s Romantic fascination with death and suffering. Executed in etching with aquatint and hand-coloring, it captures the grim realities of Suriname's slave trade and utilizes symbolic imagery—crucifixion, skulls—to convey horror and critique.
Explore William Blake’s mesmerizing 'Marriage of Heaven and Hell,' a Romantic masterpiece depicting a passionate couple amidst fiery flames—a symbol of transformative union against the backdrop of Victorian England. Discover this iconic print reproduction and bring Blake's visionary aesthetic into your home.