‘Songs of Innocence’: Title-Page

William Blake

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‘Songs of Innocence’: Title-Page

William Blake

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Artist: William Blake
Date: 1789, reprinted 1831 or later
Movement: Romanticism · fairy painting
Medium: Relief etching on paper
Dimensions: image: 120 x 64 mm
Location: Tate
Credit: Presented by Mrs John Richmond 1922

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William Blake, ‘Songs of Innocence’: Title-Page, 1789, reprinted 1831 or later, Relief etching on paper, Tate, London.

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