Dream of Thiralatha [from "America," cancelled plate d]

William Blake, c. 1794/1796

The image shows a painting of two figures, one standing and one sitting. The standing figure is nude and holding an object, while the sitting figure is hunched over, surrounded by dark colors. The background consists of shades of blue and dark colors. The painting's style is reminiscent of William Blake, known for using expressive figures and vibrant colors to depict imaginative and symbolic themes.
Artista
William Blake
Data
c. 1794/1796
Tipo
Print
Técnica
relief etching, color-printed (with hand-coloring?)
Dimensões
11.8 × 17.2 cm
Coleção
National Gallery of Art, Washington
Licença
Domínio público, CC0

Descrição da imagem

The image shows a painting of two figures, one standing and one sitting. The standing figure is nude and holding an object, while the sitting figure is hunched over, surrounded by dark colors. The background consists of shades of blue and dark colors. The painting's style is reminiscent of William Blake, known for using expressive figures and vibrant colors to depict imaginative and symbolic themes.

William Blake