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 are three watercolor series based on the famous Milton’s poem “Paradise Lost.” Their artist created in 1807, 1808 and 1822 years.
Blake illustrated other works of Milton, including the poem “Returned Paradise.” Here are the following illustrations for this poem: “The Risen Christ” and “Christ, rejecting the feast of Satan.” Next is the work “The Extermination of Apostates”. In addition, Blake wrote and published in the form of an “illuminated book” the poem “Milton.”
Related Paintings 
Christ Ascensionné – William Blake 
The Stoning of Achan by Stones by William Blake 
Dante and Beatrice by William Blake 
Beatrice turns to Dante from the chariot by William Blake 
El Cristo Ascendido – William Blake 
The Great Architect (The Creation) by William Blake 
King Solomon’s Court by William Blake 
Ugolino with his sons in the dungeon by Ulam Blake
Christ Ascensionné – William Blake The Stoning of Achan by Stones by William Blake Dante and Beatrice by William Blake Beatrice turns to Dante from the chariot by William Blake El Cristo Ascendido – William Blake The Great Architect (The Creation) by William Blake King Solomon’s Court by William Blake Ugolino with his sons in the dungeon by Ulam Blake