Fil:William Blake - Nebuchadnezzar (Tate Britain).jpg

William Blake: Nebuchadnezzar   (  )
Kunstner	William Blake  (1757–1827)       Alternative navn 00003305445 IPI Beskrivelse engelsk-britisk kunstmaler, lyriker, teolog, samler, grafiker og illustratør Fødsels-/dødsdato 28. november 1757  12. august 1827  Føde-/dødssted London  London  Arbeidssted London; Felpham  Autoritetsregister : Q41513 VIAF: 54144439 ISNI: 000000012096135X ULAN: 500012489 Open Library: OL41961A DBNL: blak002 WorldCat artist QS:P170,Q41513
Tittel	Nebuchadnezzar
Dato	1795/c.1805
Medium	farge trykk, tusj og akvarell på papir
Dimensjoner	høyde: 54,3 cm; bredde: 72,5 cm dimensions QS:P2048,54.3U174728 dimensions QS:P2049,72.5U174728
Samling	Tate Britain    Namn på lokalt språk Tate Britain  Parent institution Tate Gallery  Stad London Koordinatar 51° 29′ 27,82″ N, 0° 07′ 40,04″ V   Skipa 1897  Nettsted www.tate.org.uk/visit/tate-britain  Autoritetsregister : Q195436 VIAF: 235803538 ISNI: 0000000123147871 ULAN: 500266827 LCCN: nr00020808 GND: 10012396-X WorldCat institution QS:P195,Q195436
Plassering	ikke utstilt
Museumsnummer	N05059
Objekthistorikk	Presented by W. Graham Robertson 1939
Opphav	Gift of Mrs. Robert Homans
Kilde/Fotograf	1. Blake Archive (Originally uploaded to en:Wikipedia (log) November 2008 by Ceoil (talk) and April 2009 by Petropoxy (Lithoderm Proxy) (talk).) 2. Tate Britain
Andre versjoner	Blake's monotype exists in three states. The other two are listed here: Minneapolis Institute of Arts version MFA Boston version

Copy Information

Title: Nebuchadnezzar Origination: William Blake: inventor, delineator, printer, colorist Composition Date: 1795 Print Date: c. 1804-05 Note: The characteristics of the color printing indicate that this impression is the first one printed c. 1804-05. The second impression in this printing is Nebuchadnezzar in the Minneapolis Institute of Arts (Butlin 303). Number of Objects: 1 Object Size: 44.6 x 62.0 cm. Number of Leaves: 1 Leaf Size: 54.5 x 72.5 cm. Medium: planographic color printing with water color and pen and ink additions to the impression Printing Style: planographic Support: wove paper Watermark: J Whatman 1804 Penned Numbers: none Frame Lines: none Binding: loose Stab Holes: none Provenance

Name: Tate Collection Date: 1939 Dealer: none Price: gift Note: Acquired by Thomas Butts in 1805 from Blake; Thomas Butts, Jr., apparently by inheritance in 1845; Frederick J. Butts, apparently by inheritance in 1862; his widow, c. 1905, by inheritance; sold 1906 through Carfax and Co., London, to W. Graham Robertson; given 1939 by Robertson to the Tate Gallery (now Tate Collection). Present Location

Tate Collection Millbank London SW1P 4RG United Kingdom Telephone: 020-7887-8000 Fax: 020-7887-8900 E-mail: robin.hamlyn@tate.org.uk URL: www.tate.org.uk

Collection: Tate Collection Accession Number: N05059

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