The Marriage of Heaven and Hell
About this book
The Devil argues with an angel, proverbs overturn conventional wisdom, and a journey through Heaven and Hell reveals the unstable border between what society calls good and evil.
William Blake's illuminated work is brief, unruly and full of deliberately shocking reversals. He challenges passive obedience and celebrates energy as a vital force, while his visionary imagery refuses the neat categories of conventional moral teaching. In the original coloured plates, words, flames and human figures occupy the same restless space.
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William Blake. The Marriage of Heaven and Hell. Complete27 historical engraved plates selected from the supplied1994Dover digital facsimile; modern editorial matter and separate typeset transcription excluded. Dover Publications. 1994. Lumitheca. https://lumitheca.com/books/the-marriage-of-heaven-and-hell-blake
About this edition
Recorded edition: Complete27 historical engraved plates selected from the supplied1994Dover digital facsimile; modern editorial matter and separate typeset transcription excluded.
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