Wat Tyler’s Daughter

William Blake, c. 1819

The image is a pencil sketch of a person's head and shoulders. The person is facing slightly to the left, with their head turned to the side and tilted upwards. The facial features are soft and rounded, with large eyes, a small nose, and a subtle smile. The hair is styled in an elaborate updo with waves and curls. The clothing is suggested by a faint line at the shoulders, and there are no visible accessories. The background is plain.

Artista: William Blake
Data: c. 1819
Tipus: Drawing
Tècnica: graphite
Mides: 25.3 × 18.8 cm
Col·lecció: National Gallery of Art, Washington
Llicència: Domini públic, CC0

Descripció de la imatge

The image is a pencil sketch of a person's head and shoulders. The person is facing slightly to the left, with their head turned to the side and tilted upwards. The facial features are soft and rounded, with large eyes, a small nose, and a subtle smile. The hair is styled in an elaborate updo with waves and curls. The clothing is suggested by a faint line at the shoulders, and there are no visible accessories. The background is plain.

William Blake