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Front RowPeter Jackson; Philip Pullman on William Blake; Memoirs of the YearWilliam Blake: Apprentice and Master

Images from the Ashmolean exhibition, on display until 1 March 2015

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William Blake, The House of Death / The Lazar House, c. 1795

© Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge

  • William Blake, The House of Death / The Lazar House, c. 1795
  • William Blake, Nebuchadnezzar, c. 1795–1805
  • William Blake, ‘The Accusers of Theft, Murder and Adultary’ from The Large Book of Designs, 1796
  • William Blake, Dante and Statius sleep while Virgil watches from Purgatorio VXVii, 1824–27
  • Catherine Blake, Portrait of the Young William Blake, c. 1785
  • George Richmond, Abel and the Shepherd, 1825
  • William Blake, ‘Los howl’d’ from The First Book of Urizen, 1796
  • Edward Calvert, The Return Home, after 1830
  • Samuel Palmer, Self Portrait, c. 1824-25
  • William Blake, Newton, 1795
  • William Blake, Frontispiece and facing title page from 'Songs of Innocence', 1789
  • William Blake, Head of a Damned Soul (after Henry Fuseli), c. 1789–90

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