WILLIAM BLAKE AND HIS ILLUSTRATIONS TO THE DIVINE COMEDY
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Illustrated with 16 drawings by William Blake with wrap-around text.
An excerpt from the beginning:
I. HIS OPINIONS UPON ART
THE recoil from scientific naturalism has created in our day the movement the French call symboliste, which, beginning with the memorable " Axel," by Villiers de l'Isle Adam, has added to drama a new kind of romance, at once ecstatic and picturesque, in the works of M. Maeterlinck; and beginning with certain pictures of the pre-Raphaelites, and of Mr. Watts and Mr. Burne...
An excerpt from the beginning:
I. HIS OPINIONS UPON ART
THE recoil from scientific naturalism has created in our day the movement the French call symboliste, which, beginning with the memorable " Axel," by Villiers de l'Isle Adam, has added to drama a new kind of romance, at once ecstatic and picturesque, in the works of M. Maeterlinck; and beginning with certain pictures of the pre-Raphaelites, and of Mr. Watts and Mr. Burne...























