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Printed page of three black-and-white engravings: birds over a coast, sailing ships at sea, and boats in a harbor bay.

Illustrations of Imitation of Eclogue I, Page 17

A printed page headed 'Illustrations of Imitation of Eclogue I' with three black-and-white wood engravings stacked vertically. The top scene shows birds over a hilly coast, the middle shows sailing ships on calm water, and the bottom shows a bay with boats and buildings along the shore.

Artist
William Blake
Date
1821
Medium
Source
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Size
1029 × 1920 px
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Public domain · William Blake died 1827 and the work dates by 1821; public domain in the US and life+70 countries.
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Español: Ilustraciones de la imitación de la Égloga I, página 17

Página impresa titulada «Ilustraciones de la imitación de la Égloga I», con tres grabados en blanco y negro apilados verticalmente. La escena superior muestra aves sobre una costa montañosa, la central, barcos de vela en aguas tranquilas, y la inferior, una bahía con botes y edificios junto a la orilla.

Português: Ilustrações da Imitação da Écloga I, página 17

Página impressa intitulada «Ilustrações da Imitação da Écloga I», com três gravuras em preto e branco empilhadas verticalmente. A cena superior mostra aves sobre uma costa montanhosa, a central, navios a vela em águas calmas, e a inferior, uma baía com barcos e edificações ao longo da margem.

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