William Blake

1757–1827

England, 1757–1827. Poet, painter and printmaker; he printed his own books, uniting verse and image on a single plate. Almost unknown in his lifetime, he is now one of the giants of English Romanticism. His work is in the public domain.
  • The Lamb (1789)
  • A Poison Tree (1794)
  • London (1794)
  • The Sick Rose (1794)
  • The Tyger (1794)
  • A Cradle Song (1789)
  • A Dream (1789)
  • Holy Thursday (1789)
  • Infant Joy (1789)
  • Introduction (1789)
  • Laughing Song (1789)
  • Night (1789)
  • Nurse's Song (1789)
  • On Another's Sorrow (1789)
  • Spring (1789)
  • The Blossom (1789)
  • The Chimney Sweeper (1789)
  • The Divine Image (1789)
  • The Ecchoing Green (1789)
  • The Little Black Boy (1789)
  • The Little Boy Found (1789)
  • The Little Boy Lost (1789)
  • The Shepherd (1789)
  • A Little Boy Lost (1794)
  • A Little Girl Lost (1794)
  • Ah! Sun-flower (1794)
  • Earth's Answer (1794)
  • Holy Thursday (1794)
  • Infant Sorrow (1794)
  • Introduction (1794)
  • My Pretty Rose Tree (1794)
  • Nurse's Song (1794)
  • The Angel (1794)
  • The Chimney Sweeper (1794)
  • The Clod and the Pebble (1794)
  • The Fly (1794)
  • The Garden of Love (1794)
  • The Human Abstract (1794)
  • The Lily (1794)
  • The Little Girl Found (1794)
  • The Little Girl Lost (1794)
  • The Little Vagabond (1794)
  • The Schoolboy (1794)
  • The Voice of the Ancient Bard (1794)
  • To Tirzah (1794)