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Engraved book page with printed poem above an illustration: a bearded spearman looks toward a nude figure lying on the ground beside trees.

Blake, Plate 32: 'Till death, that mighty hunter, earths them all'

An engraved page from William Blake's 1797 illustrated edition of Robert Blair's poem The Grave, with printed verse above a scene. A spear-carrying bearded hunter peers at a pale, nude figure sprawled on the ground, while a tall thin figure stands at right among trees.

Artist
William Blake
Date
1797
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Size
1456 × 1920 px
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Public domain · William Blake died 1827 and the work dates by 1797; public domain in the US and life+70 countries.
Rights checked 2026-11-05 · tier B · as stated by the source: CC0

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