File:Newton-WilliamBlake.jpg
Blake's picture of Newton as a divine geometer was one of a series he created while living in Lambeth in the late 1790s.
Blake's printing appears to have been a form of self-developed monoprint which he then finished with additions in pen and ink coupled with watercolour washes.Tate Britain | |||
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Native name | Tate Britain | ||
Parent institution | Tate | ||
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Coordinates | 51° 29′ 27.82″ N, 0° 07′ 40.04″ W | ||
Established | 1897 | ||
Website | www.tate.org.uk/visit/tate-britain | ||
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- N05058 (Tate)
- NG5058 (National Gallery)
Copy Description at the William Blake Archive
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Location | Digital Collection hosted on servers at UNC Chapel Hill | ||
Established | 1996 | ||
Website | http://www.blakearchive.org/ | ||
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