by David Bindman · - · tapa dura · ISBN 9780714816371
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«Blake as an Artist» is David Bindman's art-historical essay on William Blake, published in hardback by Phaidon Press in 1977 (256 pages, in English).
Bindman analyses William Blake's illuminated books from an art-historical perspective, considering their mythology as comprehensible as that of any artist of the past. For him, Blake's art and writing form a unity, and these illuminated books also allow an understanding of his biblical designs and his illustrations for Milton and other authors.
First edition, with over 160 illustrations and text in English; originally published by Phaidon Press.
For a general audience interested in the work of William Blake and in the history of British art.
