William Blake: A Study of His Life and Art WorkLangridge, Irene
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William Blake: A Study of His Life and Art Work
Langridge, Irene
Blake, William, 1757-1827
VII. HIS ART WORK 80
Songs of Innocence.
Book of Thel.
Gates of Paradise.
Songs of Experience.
Tales for Children.
VIII. THE PROPHETIC BOOKS 101
Vision of the Daughters of Albion.
America.
Europe.
IX. THE PROPHETIC BOOKS, continued 116
Book of Urizen.
The Small Book of Designs.
The Large Book of Designs.
Song of Los.
Book of Los.
Jerusalem.
Milton.
X. WORK IN ILLUSTRATION 136
Young's "Night Thoughts."
Blair's "Grave."
Thornton's "Pastorals."
The Book of Job.
XI. WORK IN THE EXHIBITION OF 1904 159
XII. ENGRAVINGS AND DRAWINGS IN THE PRINT ROOM 176
The Canterbury Pilgrimage.
Dante.
Pencil Sketches.
Works in the National Gallery.
INDEX 195
ILLUSTRATIONS
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THE LAST JUDGMENT (from Blair's "Grave") _Frontispiece_
PORTRAIT OF BLAKE 1
THE LITTLE GIRL LOST (from "Songs of Experience") 12
THE DIVINE IMAGE (from "Songs of Innocence") 16
"AMERICA," a page from 20
THE LAZAR HOUSE 22
"EUROPE," a page from 24
LOS, ENITHARMON, AND ORC (from "Urizen") 26
THE RE-UNION OF THE SOUL AND THE BODY (from "The Grave") 32
THE PILGRIMAGE TO CANTERBURY (Stothard) 36
CHAUCER'S "CANTERBURY PILGRIMS" (Blake) 36
SATAN TORMENTING JOB 44
BLAKE'S ROOM IN FOUNTAIN COURT (F. J. Shields) 53
DEATH'S DOOR (from "The Grave") 66
THE SHEPHERD (from "Songs of Innocence") 80
FRONTISPIECE FROM "SONGS OF INNOCENCE" 84
THE LAMB (from "Songs of Innocence") 86
THE MARRIAGE OF HEAVEN AND HELL, a page from 90
"I WANT, I WANT" (from "Gates of Paradise") 94
THE DELUGE (after a Plate in "Gates of Paradise") 96
THE TYGER (from "Songs of Experience") 98
INFANT JOY (from "Songs of Innocence") 100
"VISIONS OF THE DAUGHTERS OF ALBION," a page from 106
"AMERICA," the Frontispiece to 108
"AMERICA," a page from 110
"EUROPE," the Frontispiece to ("The Ancient of Days") 112
"EUROPE," the first page from 114
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