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Christ Giving Sight to Bartimaeus, William Blake

Christ Giving Sight to Bartimaeus

William Blake (British) (1757-1827)

Movement
Romanticism
Date
1799–1800
Medium
Tempera on canvas
Dimensions
26 × 38.1 cm (sheet)
Collection
Yale Center for British Art, United States
Rights
Public domain
Photograph
Yale Center for British Art, CC0

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