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... illustrations for works which pleased or paid him . own . His method of illustrating , like everything else he did , was quite his He often did not follow the text , but made pictorial commentaries upon it . The book became merely a ...
... illustrations for works which pleased or paid him . own . His method of illustrating , like everything else he did , was quite his He often did not follow the text , but made pictorial commentaries upon it . The book became merely a ...
Page 213
... illustrations to L'Allegro and Il Penseroso are less philo- sophic but more poetic . Blake's imagination now bubbled over with the most delightful conceits . Realizing that the pictures might seem obscure , he wisely appended brief ...
... illustrations to L'Allegro and Il Penseroso are less philo- sophic but more poetic . Blake's imagination now bubbled over with the most delightful conceits . Realizing that the pictures might seem obscure , he wisely appended brief ...
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... illustrations . Nevertheless Blake , in his effort to make each copy indi- vidual , pursued his usual policy of changing the order of the plates as much as he could . Since ten of the twenty - eight are full - page illustrations without ...
... illustrations . Nevertheless Blake , in his effort to make each copy indi- vidual , pursued his usual policy of changing the order of the plates as much as he could . Since ten of the twenty - eight are full - page illustrations without ...
Contents
THE INEFFABLE SECRET | 1 |
THE TEMPORAL BLAKE III | 13 |
IMPERISHABLE SKETCHES | 25 |
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