This artist depicted a bearded king crawling on the floor of a cave with talon-like toenails in his picture of Nebuchadnezzar.
This artist depicted a bearded king crawling on the floor of a cave with talon-like toenails in his picture of Nebuchadnezzar. In one of his pictures, dying men writhe on a woven mat on the floor while Death floats above them. In one of this artist's paintings, the title creature stands on a star-studded stage with curtains and extends its tongue towards a bowl of blood in its left hand. The (*) House of Death is an illustration this artist of The Ghost of a Flea made of scenes from Paradise Lost. His most famous illustration shows the bearded title figure leaning out of the sun among the clouds and holding a compass. For 10 points, name this English Romantic who depicted Urizen in The Ancient of Days and illustrated his own The Marriage of Heaven and Hell.
This artist depicted a bearded king crawling on the floor of a cave with talon-like toenails in his picture of Nebuchadnezzar.
William Blake