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...rog Getsuju.jpg|thumb|170px|''Frog and Mouse'' by Getsuju Japan, late 18th-early 19th]]

...all other authors of the world. Therefore, it is not surprising that in my early youth, when I began to write music and was looking for texts for my vocal c ...title: '''''In the Realm of Beauty''''', a collection of English-language poetry printed in English, I was struck by [[William Blake]]’s short quatrain:

Mr. William Blake, very early in life, had the ordinary opportunities of seeing pictures in the houses of ...e style of art at which he aimed, unentangled in the intricate windings of modern practice. The monuments of Kings and Queens in Westminster Abbey, which sur

...e, living now only upon the spiritual treasures laid up in the days of its early energy."<ref name="Gilchrist 2 (1880), p.112">[[:s:Life of William Blake (1 The finale is full of the negative imagery of Blake's poetry of 1790s. In 24-25^th stanzas "the Idea seems so new and unwonted

One might guess that Blake's early passion for Shakespeare was a consequence of his lyrics, already evident in these early poems, and soon to flower in Songs of Innocence

...s the orthodoxy of the press, the media and indeed the universities of the modern West, is not only intolerable, but groundless. ...arts are the agents of that awakening, and represent the awakened state: ‘Poetry, Painting & Music, the three Powers in Man of conversing with Paradise, whi

Early in the eighteenth century a certain John O’Neil got into debt and difficu ...w the hook of Nature must walk with his feet upon its leaves'. Blake began early to fulfil the saying, and to bridge over the gaps in his reading with medit

All but Names of Persons & Places is Invention both in Poetry & Painting [P 110] . . . the composite style, . . . Correggio. . . . modern grace and elegance, . .

...whom Venus was smitten, as told in Ovid, Metamorphoses 10; she mourns his early death, then transforms him into the short-lived windflower, the anemone, th Har: In two early poems, Har and Heva are an aged Adam and Eve in a (neo)classical garden wor

...ttle time becomes a yellow mask over all that it touches. Let the works of modern Artists since Rubens' time [ page 3 ] witness the villany of some one at th ...ed to emulate the grandeur of those seen in his vision, and to apply it to modern Heroes, on a smaller scale.

334. Blake W. The Complete Poetry & Prose of William Blake /[Ed. By D. Erdman] / W. Blake. - N. Y: Anchor boo 339. Bloom H. Commentary // The Complete Poetry & Prose of William/ G. Bloom. - N. Y.: Anchor books, 1988.

...am, the subject of the following pages, who was his second son, showing an early stretch of mind, and a strong talent for drawing, being totally destitute o ...Mr. Flaxman, who then lived in Wardour Street, introduced me to one of his early patrons, the Rev. Henry Mathew, of Percy Chapel, Charlotte Street, which wa

...ritish Museum; with it are unmarked copies of Volumes 2 and 3 in the same (modern) binding. ...Notebook made before and perhaps while he was writing his of 1809. But as early as November 22, 1802, he invoked the authority of “All Sir J Reynoldss di

When early morn walks forth in sober grey; Fair Nine, forsaking Poetry!