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Through mythological and literary-inspired works such as Pity, Blake would exert an immense influence on the course of post-Romantic art, including on the Pre-Raphaelites, who often drew on literary and Shakespearean themes, as in John Everett Millais's Ophelia (1851) and John William Waterhouse's Miranda (1916).
Biography. The third son of the five children of James Blake and his wife, Catherine, Blake was born near Golden Square, Soho, in London, on 28 November 1757. He entered Henry Pars' drawing school in the Strand at the age of ten, was writing poetry by the age of twelve, and by the time he was twenty had produced some of the finest lyrical ...
10 de set. de 2019 · A champion of the imagination, William Blake is celebrated in a new retrospective at London’s Tate Britain. Kelly Grovier looks at how he helped us “dream outside the sphere”.
23 de jun. de 2018 · William Blake was a radical visionary whose art and poetry challenged orthodoxy at every turn. Rajan Datar and guests discuss his life, work and legacy. Show more. Download. Choose your file ...
William Blake ( Londres, 28 de novembro de 1757 – Londres, 12 de agosto de 1827) foi um poeta, pintor e tipógrafo inglês. Em grande parte não reconhecido durante sua vida, Blake é agora considerado uma figura seminal na história da poesia e das artes visuais da Era Romântica. O que ele chamou de suas "Obras Proféticas" foi dito pelo ...
William Blake was a man of many talents: an engraver, poet, writer, painter and mystic. Whilst his work has captured the imagination of many, he was largely unappreciated in his own lifetime. He worked as an engraver as well as a poet, writer and artist. He is perhaps best known for the poem “And did those feet in ancient time” which in ...
William Blake is one of the major poets of the 18th century whose poetry and artwork became a part of the movement of Romanticism. His writing is a combination of a variety of styles. He is a lyric poet, a mystic, a visionary, and an artist. His works both in poetry and arts fascinate charms and sometimes puzzle the readers.
