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William Blake
1757–1827
William Blake (Born London, 28 November 1757; died London, 12 August 1827). English printmaker, painter, poet, and mystical philosopher, one of the most remarkable figures of the Romantic period and one of the supreme individualists in the history of art.
Text Source: The Oxford Dictionary of Art and Artists (Oxford University Press)
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The Entombment 1799–1800 Pollok House
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The Virgin and Child in Egypt 1810 Victoria and Albert Museum
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Eve Tempted by the Serpent 1799–1800 Victoria and Albert Museum
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Eve Naming the Birds c.1810 Pollok House
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The Christ Child Asleep on the Cross (Our Lady Adoring the Infant Jesus Asleep on the Cross) 1799–1800 Victoria and Albert Museum
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Satan Calling Up His Legions c.1809 Victoria and Albert Museum
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Christ's Entry into Jerusalem 1800 Pollok House
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Our Lady with the Infant Jesus Riding on a Lamb with Saint John 1800 Victoria and Albert Museum
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The Canterbury Pilgrims 1808 Pollok House
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Adam Naming the Beasts 1810 Pollok House
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The Circumcision 1799–1800 The Fitzwilliam Museum
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Thomas Alphonso Hayley (1780–1800) 1790–1810 Manchester Art Gallery
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Louis vaz de Camoens (c.1524–1580) c.1800 Manchester Art Gallery
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Thomas Otway (1652–1685) c.1800 Manchester Art Gallery
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William Cowper (1731–1800) 1790–1810 Manchester Art Gallery
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Virgin and Child 1825 Yale Center for British Art
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Satan Smiting Job with Sore Boils c.1826 Tate Britain
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Satan Calling Up His Legions c.1805–1809 National Trust, Petworth House
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The Body of Christ Borne to the Tomb c.1799–1800 Tate Britain
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Caractacus The Fitzwilliam Museum