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William Blake Born in London. The first poetic selection of the house is “The Songs of Innocence” (1789)."French Revolution", 1791; "Europe", 1794 and others) were written in the era of the French Revolution. Depicting historical podії, Blake often went into romantic fantasy, mythology and victorious images from the Bible. In his creations, he portrayed the tragedy of social blasphemy, dreaming about a better future of humanity.He is known as the author of illustrations for Dante's Divine Comedy, Edward Jung's Night Thoughts and others.
Blake was born on November 28, 1757 in Soho, London, in the family of shopkeeper James Blake. He was the third of seven children, two of whom died in infancy. William attended school until he was only ten years old, learning to read and write only there, and was educated at home - taught by his mother, Catherine Blake. Although his parents were Protestants - dissenters from the Moravian Church, they baptized William in the Anglican Church of St. James in Piccadilly. All his life, Blake had a strong influence on Blake's worldview. Throughout his life, she remained his main source of inspiration.
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