… Work by such figures as Alexander Runciman, James Barry, William Mulready, and William
Etty, or Henry Wallis and John Brett-and the list could be trebled easily-is scarcely known or …

… -matter, particularly Alexander Runciman, who with his … by David Herd, a friend of Runciman.
Allan also illustrated the elder … Hall painted by Alexander Runciman just outside Edinburgh …

… Fuseli, who reached Rome in 1770, after John's death, became friendly with Alexander
Runciman and seems to have started in Rome his own series of paintings from Shakespearean …

… The art of antiquity was an early and continuing source of inspiration for William Blake (1757…
Blake, the widow of that extraordinary and excellent man, William Blake, Visionary, Poet and …

… the religious vision of the poetry of William Blake. . . . Blake’s response to the social and …
[One out of the twelve “Christian heroes” dealt with in this book is said to be William Blake.] …

… Catalogue of a choice selection of the original productions of William Blake, the property
of the Rt. Hon. The Earl of Crewe … which will be sold by auction, by … Sotheby, Wilkinson …

… is an image of Ossian attributed to Alexander Runciman. The original image is lost but it …
of Macpherson's text, the very feature that William Blake was to find so attractive and was to …

… While there are immediate precedents for the rôle of British 'painter-etcher' in the persons
of Alexander Runciman and John Hamilton Mortimer, and certain parallels can be made with …

'To see a World in a Grain of Sand'And a Heaven in a Wild Flower Hold Infinity in the palm
of your hand And Eternity in an hour'William Blake wrote some of the most moving and …

Catholic Literature, 1884-1900 by Paul R. Messbarger, University of Notre Dame The author
focuses on one of the means by which the Church encouraged the adjustment of immigrant …