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Eternally I labour on : [Urizen, Plate 9 from Small Book of Designs copy B] / by William Blake.
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Blake, William, 1757-1827
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Visual material
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No linguistic content
Published/Created
1794.
Description
1 print : monotype ; sheet 28 x 22 cm.
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Special Collections - Graphic Arts
GA 2007.02184 HSV/South 15/GC115/Box 04/Normal
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Blake, William 1757-1827
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Book of Urizen
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Great Britain
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18th century
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Notes
Joseph Viscomi, 4/2006: "Many thanks for the image of Urizen plate 9 from Small Book of Designs copy B. Actually, copy B of both the Large Book and Small Book is a bibliographical invention, because most of the impressions are second pulls, impressions pul."
Princeton copy 1: Titled in ink, lower center: "Eternally I labour on".
Princeton copy 1: Inscribed in ink, upper right: "13".
Princeton copy 1: Unsigned.
Provenance
Princeton copy 1: Inscribed in ink, on Ex Libris of A. Edward Newton attached to marbled endpaper on frame backing: "A print from Blake's // Urizen".
Princeton copy 1: When our William Blake 'Eternally I labour on' was taken out of it's frame, we found a blank book (4to) with: 1. A letter written by A. Edward Newton: "This is a hand colored plate by William Blake, not an original drawing, from Urizen."
References
Book of Urizen
Bentley, G. E. Jr. Blake Books, p. 357 SBD copy B, and 169 and 63.
Rare Books Original Drawings Autograph Letters and Manuscripts Collected by the Late A. Edward Newton (NY: Parke-Bernet Galleries, 1941): 64, no. 133.
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