Blake Quarterlyさんのイラストまとめ

I can't remember the last time we published an article on The French Revolution, so we have a treat for our autumn issue: Matthew Davis @englishatuva on "The House of Aumont and Blake's French Revolution."

Our autumn 2016 issue becomes open access today.
https://t.co/OjgNlWbcAw
Serendipitously, it includes some pieces of relevance to our upcoming issue ...

Don't forget to check out @carolineanjali's article on scholarly diagrams of "The Mental Traveller" while it's still open access.
https://t.co/0QUfgfnQ14
Image: Not a diagram of "The Mental Traveller," but it does make an appearance in the article!

The latest @BlakeArchive publication is an exhibition, William Blake's Biblical Illustrations. Contributions by @JaredNPowell, Jennifer Davis Michael, @NAIBillingsley, @BlakeQuarterly, Sheila Spector, and @kendalldeboer.
https://t.co/tDMdllctsq…
Image: Death of St. Joseph @ngadc

Working on a fantastic article by Joe Viscomi @UNCECL for our whole issue fall 2019 #Blakevol53no2: a why, where, and whodunit of posthumous printing of Blake's illuminated books, examining the biographical and bibliographical evidence. Image Songs copy h from Essick collection.

The cows are coming home to roost! Read Keri Davies
https://t.co/jdgQWKNqoD
and Chuck Ripley
https://t.co/Ko8zv4LQLv
in our new spring issue while it's still open access.

A very Blakean dog for the #YearOfTheDog. The horse doesn't look convinced.

#Blakevol51no3 will also contain a review of Leo Damrosch, Eternity's Sunrise, published by @yalepress.

For the cover I previously had in mind Isaac Cruikshank's The Lending Library (also @YaleBritishArt), but I couldn't quite convince myself.

The Hymn of Christ and the Apostles, one of the works in "Blake in the Marketplace, 2016" in our spring (late April) issue #Blakevol50no4