WILLIAM BLAKE: GOLDEN STRING

Giclee Prints from Private Collection Hymn of Christ and the Apostles 1805 Only one incident of hymn singing is recorded in the Gospel...

Philadelphia Museum Christ Baptising 1805 Like the picture of Christ Entering Jerusalem , this picture of C...

Arthive.com  Christ's Entry into Jerusalem 1800 This image by Blake painted in oil on copper for Thomas Butts is out of the o...

Kathleen Raine's segment in the book Jungian Literary Criticism edited by Richard P. Sugg, was written as she looked back o...

Imagination in the mental realm, and art in the physical realm occupied the pinnacle of human aspiration in the view of Blake. He ...

Blake's attitude toward Greek and Roman literature and culture was ambivalent. Kathleen Raine tells us in Blake and Antiquity : ...

Recently we heard a friend sing How Beautiful are the Feet from Handel's Messiah . The text is drawn from Isaiah 52 and Roma...