Artist
William Blake (1757‑1827)
Title
Job and his Family Restored to Prosperity
From Illustrations to 'The Book of Job'
Date 1825, reprinted 1874
MediumLine engraving on paper
Dimensionsimage: 196 x 149 mm
Collection
Tate
Acquisition Purchased with the assistance of a special grant from the National Gallery and donations from the Art Fund, Lord Duveen and others, and presented through the Art Fund 1919
Reference
A00032
On display at Tate Britain
Theme: BP Spotlights
Room: Landscape in Blake
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William Blake, 'Job and his Family Restored to Prosperity, 1825, reprinted 1874
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William Blake, 'Job and his Family Restored to Prosperity', 1825, reprinted 1874
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