Artist
Robert Blake (1762‑1787)
Title
The Preaching of Warning. Verso: An Old Man Enthroned between Two Groups of Figures, by ?William Blake
Date ?c.1785
MediumGraphite on paper. Verso: graphite on paper
Dimensionssupport: 343 x 467 mm
Collection
Tate
Acquisition Presented by Mrs John Richmond 1922
Reference
A00003
On display at Tate Britain
Theme: BP Spotlights
Room: William Blake
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Robert Blake, 'The Preaching of Warning. Verso: An Old Man Enthroned between Two Groups of Figures, by ?William Blake, ?c.1785
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Robert Blake, 'The Preaching of Warning. Verso: An Old Man Enthroned between Two Groups of Figures, by ?William Blake', ?c.1785
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