Tag: William Blake

Elohim creates Adam (aka God creating Adam) is a painting (43×54 cm) realized in 1795 by the painter William Blake.

Satan punishes Job with sores burning is a tempera painting (32,6×43,2 cm) realized in 1826 by the painter William Blake.

Satan unleashes the rebellious angels is a painting (52×40 cm) realized in pen and watercolor in 1808 by the painter William Blake.

The works of the cycle of the Great Red Dragon are a series of watercolors of the poet and painter William Blake, painted between 1805 and 1810.

Newton is a monotype of William Blake dating back to 1795, although it was printed and reprinted in 1805.

Adam and Eve are the body of Abel is a painting (32×43 cm), built around 1826 by painter William Blake.

Beatrice turns to Dante from a wagon is a painting (37×53 cm) realized between 1824 and 1827 by the painter William Blake and stored in the Tate Britain in London.