Thread: Poetry Milton, John: Paradise Lost (1674). v2. w/ J. Martin ill. v1. 21 Jan 2020
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Old 01-17-2020, 04:34 AM   #10
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Originally Posted by doubleshuffle View Post
..... to Pullman's essay. It's brilliant. Some fascinating illustrations too. I only knew Blake's and Doré's. I see A Project coming up...
Oh yes please, please!

The Tate Gallery in London has a special exhibition of Blake's work at the moment, ending 2nd February, which includes his twelve illustrations for Paradise Lost.

But John Martin's marvellous illustrations must have a claim too: they too have been the subject of a short essay - with all the engravings attached - in the Public Domain Review.
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