The Daughter of Men Becomes a Siren
William Blake · c. 1824/1827 · graphite on laid paper
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About this picture
The Daughter of Men Becomes a Siren is a public-domain drawing by William Blake, dated c. 1824/1827. Graphite on laid paper. The file comes from National Gallery of Art.
“The Daughter of Men Becomes a Siren” (c. 1824/1827) belongs with Blake’s printed visions. He usually etched the plate himself and often printed it in small numbers for his own books.
About the artist
William Blake (1757–1827) was an English poet and printmaker. In his illuminated books he wrote the text and etched the pictures himself. The images are visions, not records of a place.
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