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blake-396	Calè, Luisa	Blake and Exhibitions, 2024	2025		.htm	application/xhtml+xml	6279	190	43	James S. Deville, Head of William Blake, 1823 Fitzwilliam Museum, M.7-1947 Catherine Blake, Portrait of the Young William Blake, c. 1830? (Butlin #C3) Fitzwilliam Museum, PD.14-1953 John Flaxman, Portrait of William Blake, 1804 Fitzwilliam Museum, 828.f.37 John Linnell, William Blake, 1821 Fitzwilliam Museum, PD.61-1950 John Linnell, Head and Shoulders of William Blake, 1820 Fitzwilliam Museum, PD.57-1950 John Linnell, Portrait of Blake at Hampstead, c. 1825 Fitzwilliam Museum, PD.58-1950 The Past: Antiquity and the Gothic “Joseph of Arimathea among the Rocks of Albion”: First state, 1773 Second state, c. 1810–​25 Fitzwilliam Museum, P.391-1985, P.392-1985 Aminadab, Called “The Reposing Traveller,” after Michelangelo and Adamo Scultori, c. 1785 (Butlin #170 verso) British Museum, 1867,1012.205 The Apotheosis of Bacchus, after d’Hancarville, c. 1779–​85 (Butlin #174) British Museum, 1867,1012.207 Joseph’s Brethren Bowing Down before Him, c. 1784–​85 (Butlin #155) Fitzwilliam Museum, 456A Joseph Ordering Simeon to Be Bound, c. 1784–​85 (Butlin #156) Fitzwilliam Museum, 456B Joseph Making Himself Known to His Brethren, c. 1784–​85 (Butlin #157) Fitzwilliam Museum, 456C “Homer Invoking the Muse,” after Flaxman, for Flaxman, Iliad, 1805 Fitzwilliam Museum “Head of a Damned Soul,” after Fuseli, c. 1789–​90 Fitzwilliam Museum, P.423-1985 “Tornado,” after Fuseli, for Darwin, The Botanic Garden, 1795 Fitzwilliam Museum, P.546-1985 Hyperion (“The Bowman” ), late 1790s (Butlin #336) Fitzwilliam Museum, PD.167-1985 Ugolino and His Sons in Prison, wash drawing, c. 1780–​85 (Butlin #208) Hamburger Kunsthalle, 1980-128 Ugolino and His Sons in Prison, tempera, 1826–​27 (Butlin #805) Fitzwilliam Museum, PD.5-1978 Engravings for the Divine Comedy, 1826–27: “The Circle of the Corrupt Officials: The Devils Mauling Each Other” “The Circle of the Lustful: Paolo and Francesca” Fitzwilliam Museum, P.812-R, P.810-R On Homer’s Poetry [and] On Virgil, c. 1822 Fitzwilliam Museum, P.711-1985 יה & his two Sons Satan & Adam (Laocoön), c. 1826–​27 Fitzwilliam Museum, P.398-1985 For Rees’s Cyclopædia, 1820: “Sculpture” (Venus de Medici, Apollo Belvedere, Laocoön) “Sculpture” (Durga Slaying Mahishasura, An Etruscan Patera, A Colossal Statue at Thebes, Persian Sculpture at Persepolis, A Chinese Statue) Fitzwilliam Museum, P.579-1985, P.739-1985 Free Version of the Laocoön, c. 1825 (Butlin #681) Fitzwilliam Museum, PD.29-2020 The Present: Europe in Flames America, a Prophecy copy O, composed 1793, printed c. 1821:	cache/blake-396.htm	txt/blake-396.txt