Blake did not have time to complete the cycle of illustrations to Dante’s Divine Comedy. He began work on it in 1824, at the request of John Linnel. We got
Hecate by William Blake
Hecate – the goddess of dark forces, darkness and witchcraft. The sorceress, who connects the living world with the world of the dead, she was endowed with immense power. It
When the stars sang by William Blake
At the end of life Blake received from his friend, watercolor artist John Linnel, an order for illustration to the biblical Book of Job. Blake created twenty-one illustrations to the
Dante and Beatrice by William Blake
This painting, written in ink and watercolor, is part of a large cycle, over which Blake worked at the end of his life. Blake greatly revered Dante, believed him to
Beatrice turns to Dante from the chariot by William Blake
This painting, written in ink and watercolor, is part of a large cycle, over which Blake worked at the end of his life. Blake greatly revered Dante, believed him to
The Stoning of Achan by Stones by William Blake
The name of William Blake, an English thinker, poet, artist, is now well known. However, during his lifetime he seemed too original to contemporaries, interest in his works began to
Canterbury Pilgrims by William Blake
According to Blake’s idea, “Canterbury pilgrims” were to be the central exhibit of his exhibition, arranged in 1809 in his brother’s house. The format of this painting is unusual for
Adam and Eve find the body of Abel by William Blake
Blake wrote several paintings on the Old Testament story of the murder of Cain, his younger brother Abel; this picture is the last one. The theme of the first fratricide
Elohim creates Adam by William Blake
This is one of the “large flower beds” Blake, a series of which he created around 1795. Some researchers prefer to call them “painted engravings” – in order to separate
Newton by William Blake
Approximately in 1795, Blake created a series of monotypes. To this day, a dozen such engravings have reached, but researchers agree that there were initially more of them. Each sheet
King Solomon’s Court by William Blake
Blake did not like oil paints, because he believed that they were blurring the shape and line. He preferred to write tempera, believing that he continues the traditions of the
Compassion by William Blake
William Blake is a poet, philosopher, artist, a very unconventional person in the history of the arts. From an early age he sees angels and cherubs, as he writes about
The Risen Christ by William Blake
Milton was the favorite poet of Bleic, and this explains why the artist has tried to create illustrations for his works more than once. His main works in this field
The Great Architect (The Creation) by William Blake
This painting belongs to the genre of surrealism and was painted by the artist in 1794. The painting “The Great Architect” expresses a bright range of religious feelings of Blake
Adam before the court of God by Ulam Blake
One of the most dramatic works of William Blake. The Lord is represented here as a formidable judge. He sits on a fiery chariot and looks sternly at Adam. Blake