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... never found his due recognition in life , against that smirking , complacent , and complimentary worship of charlatanerie , which is the besetting sin of the English public in matters of art ; they are in refreshing contrast to the ...
... never completed . To the close of his life we find Blake more or less unable to distinguish between fact and fancy ; between what he had learnt from other artists , or from the books which he was illustrating , and the immediate ...
... never abandon their majestic calm ; they never outstep the tenderest lines of grace ; they unite the strength of man to the reserve of maidenhood - in one word , they are sane . We set a value on William Blake's genius which will ...
Anonymous. and the extremities treated with care ; but they never exhibit a trace of the artist's own style - a curious proof of self - mastery . Meanwhile , however , the imagination within him was active . Honestly as he might accept ...
... : - • Give pensions to the learned pig , Or the hare playing on a tabor ; Anglus can never see perfection But in the journeyman's labour . etchings etchings which Turner made for his Liber Studiorum . ' 12 Life of William Blake .