圖版7 – 春
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William Blake’s 'Spring' is a delightful page from his famous Songs of Innocence, blending poetry and art into a single, magical vision. At the top, a serene mother sits beneath a tree with a reaching child, surrounded by a flock of grazing sheep, evoking a perfect pastoral idyll. Below, the poem itself is framed by swirling, vine-like tendrils and tiny fairies, inviting the reader to 'Sound the Flute!' and celebrate the joy of the season. Blake actually invented a unique method called 'illuminated printing' to create these pages, etching both text and design onto copper plates so he could control every aspect of the book's creation.
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