Robert Blake

1762–1787

A Figure Bowing before a Seated Old Man with his Arm Outstretched in Benediction. Verso: Indecipherable Sketch
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Robert Blake A Figure Bowing before a Seated Old Man with his Arm Outstretched in Benediction. Verso: Indecipherable Sketch

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On display at Tate Britain part of Spotlights A00001

Robert Blake Two Drawings of Frightened Figures, Probably for ‘The Approach of Doom’

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View by appointment A00002

Robert Blake Six Drawings of Figures with Outstretched Arms

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View by appointment A00004
Robert Blake, ‘The Preaching of Warning. Verso: An Old Man Enthroned Between Two Groups of Figures, by ?William Blake’ ?c.1785

Robert Blake The Preaching of Warning. Verso: An Old Man Enthroned Between Two Groups of Figures, by ?William Blake

?c.1785
A00003

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