is part of a set of 6 paintings which illustrate which biblical story?

Bearing a similarity to , this is a depiction of which scientist?

is an illustration of the lines: "And pity, like a naked new-born babe, Striding the blast, or heaven's cherubim, hors'd Upon the sightless couriers of the air." From which Shakespeare play is this taken?

is part of a series of illustrations of the Book of Revelation. What is the name of this series?

is taken from an 1809 catalogue of Blake's works which were being exhibited. How many of Blake's pictures were in the catalogue?

is a depiction of the biblical king during his period of insanity. How many versions of this work did Blake create?

The 1795 work has been interpreted as an image of which Greek goddess?

Completed sometime between 1824 and 1827 as a part of Blake's final series of watercolours, what is the title of this piece?

First published as the frontispiece to Blake's 1794 book, , this is considered by many to be the artist's greatest work. What is its title?

is a part of a set of illustrations to which book by John Milton?