CONTENTS
| CHAPTER | PAGE | |
| [I.] | Early Years | [1] |
| [II.] | Life at Felpham | [21] |
| [III.] | The Procession of the Pilgrims | [32] |
| [IV.] | Declining Years | [45] |
| [V.] | His Religious Views | [57] |
| [VI.] | His Mystical Nature | [72] |
| [VII.] | His Art Work | [80] |
| Songs of Innocence. Book of Thel. Gates of Paradise. Songs of Experience. Tales for Children. | ||
| [VIII.] | The Prophetic Books | [101] |
| Vision of the Daughters of Albion. America. Europe. | ||
| [IX.] | The Prophetic Books, continued | [116] |
| Book of Urizen. The Small Book of Designs. The Large Book of Designs. Song of Los. Book of Los. Jerusalem. Milton. | ||
| [X.] | Work in Illustration | [136] |
| Young’s “Night Thoughts.” Blair’s “Grave.” Thornton’s “Pastorals.” The Book of Job. | ||
| [XI.] | Work in the Exhibition of 1904 | [159] |
| [XII.] | Engravings and Drawings in the Print Room | [176] |
| The Canterbury Pilgrimage. Dante. Pencil Sketches. Works in the National Gallery. | ||
| Index | [195] |
ILLUSTRATIONS
| TO FACE PAGE | |
| The Last Judgment (from Blair’s “Grave”) | [Frontispiece] |
| Portrait of Blake | [1] |
| The Little Girl Lost (from “Songs of Experience”) | [12] |
| The Divine Image (from “Songs of Innocence”) | [16] |
| “America,” a page from | [20] |
| The Lazar House | [22] |
| “Europe,” a page from | [24] |
| Los, Enitharmon, and Orc (from “Urizen”) | [26] |
| The Re-union of the Soul and the Body (from “The Grave”) | [32] |
| The Pilgrimage to Canterbury (Stothard) | [36] |
| Chaucer’s “Canterbury Pilgrims” (Blake) | [36] |
| Satan Tormenting Job | [44] |
| Blake’s Room in Fountain Court (F. J. Shields) | [53] |
| Death’s Door (from “The Grave”) | [66] |
| The Shepherd (from “Songs of Innocence”) | [80] |
| Frontispiece from “Songs of Innocence” | [84] |
| The Lamb (from “Songs of Innocence”) | [86] |
| The Marriage of Heaven and Hell, a page from | [90] |
| “I Want, I Want” (from “Gates of Paradise”) | [94] |
| The Deluge (after a Plate in “Gates of Paradise”) | [96] |
| The Tyger (from “Songs of Experience”) | [98] |
| Infant Joy (from “Songs of Innocence”) | [100] |
| “Visions of the Daughters of Albion,” a page from | [106] |
| “America,” the Frontispiece to | [108] |
| “America,” a page from | [110] |
| “Europe,” the Frontispiece to (“The Ancient of Days”) | [112] |
| “Europe,” the first page from | [114] |
| “Urizen,” the title-page from | [116] |
| “Urizen,” Plate VI from | [118] |
| “The Small Book of Designs,” Plate IX from | [120] |
| The Accusers (from “The Large Book of Designs”) | [122] |
| “Jerusalem,” page 33 from | [128] |
| Robert (from “Milton”) | [134] |
| Time Speeding Away (page 25 from “Night Thoughts”) | [138] |
| Death of the Strong Wicked Man (from “The Grave”) | [140] |
| The Soul Reluctantly Parting from The Body (from “The Grave”) | [144] |
| Thornton’s “Virgil’s Pastorals,” woodcuts from | [146] |
| “The Book of Job,” Plate II | [150] |
| “The Book of Job,” Plate V | [152] |
| “The Book of Job,” Plate XIV | [154] |
| The Nativity | [162] |
| The Flight into Egypt | [168] |
| Oberon, Titania, and Puck | [170] |
| Vision of Queen Katherine | [174] |
| The Circle of the Lustful (from “Dante”) | [180] |
| Pencil Sketch for “Death’s Door” | [184] |
| Head of an Old Man | [186] |
| The Whore of Babylon | [188] |
| David Delivered out of Deep Waters | [190] |
| The Spiritual Form of Pitt Guiding Behemoth | [192] |
BOOKS ON BLAKE
Binyon, Robert Laurence. “William Blake: being all his woodcuts photographically reproduced in facsimile.” London, 1902. 4o. [The Unicorn Press: Little Engravings, No. 2.]