
America, a Prophecy
William Blake · 1757-1827
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Why is this public domain? William Blake died in 1827; this work is in the public domain.
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A hand-colored page from William Blake's America, a Prophecy shows a muscular, crowned figure with arms flung wide amid swirling flames of black, red, yellow and brown. Above the image, several lines of handwritten script in pale ink describe a sounded alarm and the Atlantic hills, rendered in the calligraphic manner typical of Blake's illuminated books.























