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William Blake’s Earliest Etchings Uncovered in Stunning High-Tech Scans
They belong to William Blake and are believed to be the earliest evidence of the 18th-century poet-artist’s engravings. The markings, many of which are invisible to the naked eye, stem from ...
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These Tiny Doodles May Be William Blake's Earliest Engravings, Overlooked for Nearly 250 Years
Experts have discovered that doodles engraved on the reverse side of 18th-century printing plates ... discovered scribbles may be the earliest engravings from Blake as he began to master the ...
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3] 18th century engravings in Perry Hopf frames. 1) George III. 17 x 11in. 2) Henry VIII. 14.25 x 9.5in. 3) Pierre le Turc
17 x 11in. 14.25 x 9.5in. 16 x 12.5in.
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Bobbly lines and an unfinished doodle: super-high-res scans may show William Blake's first-ever engravings
Some bobbly engraved lines and a half finished doodle of a face, both discovered on the reverse side of 18th century printing ... stayed for seven years. The engravings attributed to Blake include ...
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These Tiny Doodles May Be William Blake’s Earliest Engravings, Overlooked for Nearly 250 Years
Bodleian Libraries / University of Oxford Experts have discovered that doodles engraved on the reverse side of 18th-century printing ... may be the earliest engravings from Blake as he began ...