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3. • Dante and Virgil on the
Ice of Kocythos
1774
Pen and sepia,
watercolour, 390 x 274
mm
Kunsthaus, Zürich
4. • The Artist Moved
by the Grandeur of
Antique Fragments
1778-79
Red chalk on sepia
wash, 415 x 355 mm
Kunsthaus, Zürich
5. • Ezzelin and
Meduna
1779
Oil on
canvas, 45,7
x 50,8 cm
Sir John
Soane's
Museum,
London
6. • Portrait of a Young
Woman
1781
Oil on canvas, 101 x 127
cm
Institue of Arts, Detroit
7. • The
Nightmare
1781
Oil on
canvas, 101
x 127 cm
Institue of
Arts,
Detroit
8. • Lady Macbeth
1784
Oil on canvas, 221 x 160
cm
Musée du Louvre, Paris
9. • Silence
1799-1801
Oil on canvas,
63,5 x 51,5 cm
Kunsthaus,
Zürich
10. • Brunhilde Observing
Gunther, Whom She Has
Tied to the Ceiling
1807
Pencil, pen and ink and
wash, 483 x 317 mm
City Museum and Art
Gallery, Nottingham
11. • Lady
Macbeth
with the
Daggers
1812
Oil on
canvas,
101,6 x 127
cm
Tate
Gallery,
London
12. William Blake
1757-1827
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:William_Blake
14. • Elohim
Creating
Adam
1795
Watercol
or, 420 x
535 mm
Tate
Gallery,
London
William Blake
15. • Nebuchadnezzar
1795
Copper engraving with pen and ink
and watercolour, 446 x 620 mm
Tate Gallery, London
William Blake
16. • Isaac
Newton
1795
Copper
engravin
g with
pen and
ink and
watercol
our, 460
x 600
mm
Tate
Gallery,
London William Blake
17. William
Blake
• The Great Red
Dragon and the
Beast from the Sea
• c. 1805
• pen and ink with
watercolor over
graphite
• 40.1 x 35.6 cm
• Washington, DC,
National Gallery
of Art, Rosenwald
Collection
18. William
Blake
• The Number of the
Beast is 666
• Pen and watercolour
• 412 x 335 mm
• c. 1805
• Philadelphia,
Rosenbach Museum
and Library
19. William Blake
• The Great Red Dragon
and the Woman
Clothed in Sun
• c. 1806-1809
• Watercolor
• 34.3 x 42 cm
• Brooklyn Museum,
New York
20. William Blake
• Adam and Eve
Sleeping
1808
Pen and watercolor
on paper
492 x 387 mm
Museum of Fine
Arts, Boston
21. William
Blake
• Christ as the
Redeemer of Man
1808
Pen and
watercolour, 496 x
393 mm
Museum of Fine
Arts, Boston
22. William Blake
• Satan Watching the
Caresses of Adam and
Eve
1808
Pen and watercolor on
paper, 505 x 380 mm
Museum of Fine Arts,
Boston
23. William
Blake
• Whore of Babylon
• 1809
• 266 x 223 mm
• Pen and watercolour
over pencil
• London, British
Museum
24. William Blake
• The Book of Job: When
the Morning Stars Sang
Together
1820
Watercolour, 280 x 179
mm
Pierpont Morgan Library,
New York
25. • Los
1804-20
Etching with pen, watercolour and gold,
146 x 222 mm
Yale Center for British Art, New Haven
William Blake
26. William Blake
• Songs of Innocence
(Title page)
1825
Relief etching,
handpainted with
watercolour and gold,
152 x 140 mm
Metropolitan Museum
of Art, New York
28. William Blake's illustrations to
the Divine Comedy
1824-27
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:William_Bla
ke%27s_illustrations_to_the_Divine_Comedy
29. William Blake
• Antaeus Setting Down
Dante and Vergil
• 1824-26
• National Gallery,
Melbourne
30. • William Blake The Lovers' Whirlwind, Francesca da Rimini and Paolo Malatesta, Pen
and ink and watercolour, 374 x 530 mm; City Museum and Art Gallery, Birmingham
32. William Blake
SAVIKLOMP JA KIVIKE
"Ei hooli endast armastus,
Vaid teisele end ohvriks toob;
Ja oma rõõmust loobudes
Ta põrgu kiuste taeva loob."
Nii laulis tee peal saviklomp,
Kui sõtkusid tal lehmad-sead;
Aga ojakivike
Keeras ringi tema read:
"Vaid endast hoolib armastus
Ja endale kõik ohvriks toob,
Nii teise valust joobudes
Ta taeva kiuste põrgu loob.“
Inglise keelest Märt Väljataga
33. William Blake
ÕHTUTÄHELE
Sa helejuukseline õhtuingel,
Kui päike mäele vaob, siis pane pähe
Erk kroon ja süüta armastuse lamp,
Ning naerata me õhtusängidele
Ja armsamaile! Taeva sinised
Eesriided langeta ja hõbekastet
Siis puista õitele, kel sulgub silm
Und nägema. Las järvel läänetuul
Jääb vakka, särasilmil vaikust laota
Ja pese hõbedaga õhtut. Varsti
Sa taandudki, siis hakkab roitma hunt
Ja lõvi hallis laanes hiilgama –
Me karja vill su püha kastega
On kaetud: sinu mõju kaitsku neid.
Inglise keelest Märt Väljataga