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May Kendall was an English satirist and poet in the late 1800s. She was interested in science, and the politics around science, during her time. This led her to publish in "Ladies Who Punch," a magazine which, despite the name, was aimed at young men.

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Luna getting ready to put on her coat when someone calls out to her. I wonder who it could be? Maybe a certain dark haired poet we all know and love.

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How do we feel about Constantin Guys, the French artist who was born on this day in 1802? He was championed by the poet Baudelaire, who called him the quintessential painter of modern urban life, and he lives on as a rare example of an artist who was critically overpraised.

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The Poet Max Herrmann-Neisse, (1927)

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May Kendall was a satirical poet in England from the late 1800s to the early 1900s. We're featuring her poem "The Ballad of the Ichthyosaurus," on our blog tomorrow. Art by

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2/2 Evil and good angels, 1800, by poet & artist William Blake. Today is his day.

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happy birthday to the revolutionary artist, engraver, printmaker and poet, william blake, who was born on this day in 1757! pictured on the right is blake’s laocoön (c.1826-27) :)

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"A truth that's told with bad intent
Beats all the lies you can invent."
Auguries of Innocence (1803)

British poet and artist William Blake was born in 1757.

Books by William Blake at PG:
https://t.co/kArInWyDaX

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William Blake was born 1757. These illustrations by Blake are for the poem “The Grave” (1743) by Scottish poet Robert Blair, one of the so-called Graveyard Poets.

The Skeleton Reanimated
The Gambols of Ghosts
By an Open Grave

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"To see the world in a grain of sand, and to see heaven in a wild flower, hold infinity in the palm of your hands, and eternity in an hour." ✒ Ingenious British poet and artist was born 28 November 1757.

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Born William Blake English & Largely unrecognised during his lifetime Blake now considered a seminal figure in history of poetry & visual arts of the Romantic Age Major works inc. Newton (1795-1805) Satan (1789) Blake’s Cottage (c1804-10)

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Love your colors 😊
I use an illustration of a Venezuelan poet I made and my spaceman encounter with the little prince ❤️

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This wonderful self portrait by artist Michael Kidd (1977) was donated to The Hunterian in 2004 by poet Edwin Morgan and currently features in our online exhibition ‘Edwin Morgan: An Eardley on My Wall’. https://t.co/dPxgYy3Oqt

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'I am of very fond bananas.
Am I a poet?'

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