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XYC256360 As the stars are apart from the earth... plate 9 from The First Book of Urizen, 1794 (colour-printed relief etching with ink and w/c) by Blake, William (1757-1827); 24.5x18.1 cm; Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection, USA; English, out of copyright
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Demon Entwined Male Figures Outstretched Arms Upside Down Visionary Serpent Snakes
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As the Stars are Apart from the Earth. . . Plate 9 - A Captivating Vision of Blake's Romantic Poetry
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. This mesmerizing print, titled "As the stars are apart from the earth. . . plate 9 from The First Book of Urizen" transports us into the mystical realm of William Blake's imagination. Created in 1794, this exquisite artwork showcases Blake's unique blend of poetry and visual artistry. At first glance, we encounter a scene filled with symbolism and intrigue. Two male figures stand upside down, their outstretched arms reaching towards an entwined snake that slithers through the air. The serpent itself is no ordinary creature; it possesses an otherworldly aura as flames dance along its sinuous body. Blake's mastery lies not only in his ability to depict fantastical elements but also in his poetic prowess. The accompanying text adds another layer of depth to this visionary illustration, inviting us to contemplate profound themes such as desire, temptation, and spiritual awakening. The nude figures further emphasize the raw vulnerability present within this composition. Their nakedness serves as a metaphor for shedding societal constraints and embracing one's true self amidst a world dominated by conventionality. Through this artwork, Blake invites us to explore our own inner landscapes and question our perceptions of reality. It reminds us that there is beauty in embracing our passions and delving into realms beyond what can be seen with mere mortal eyes. Displayed at Yale Center for British Art as part of Paul Mellon Collection, USA – this
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