The greatest visionaries of the early Romantic era

Timeline of Blake

Written/Creative Works:

 

1783: “Poetical Sketches.”

1788: “There is No Natural Religion and All Religions are One.”

1789: “The Book of Thel”. “Songs of Innocence.”

1791: “The French Revolution.” “Visions of the Daughters of Albion.”

1792: “Songs of Liberty.”

1793: “America: A Prophecy.” “The Marriage of Heaven and Hell.”

1794: “Songs of Experience.” “The First Book of Urizen.” “Europe.” “The Book of Los.”

1795: “The Book of Ahania.” “The Song of Los.”

1804-20: “Jerusalem: The Emonation of the Giant Albion.”

1808: “Milton.”

1809: “A Descriptive Catalogue of Pictures.” “Poetical and Historical Inventions.”

1811: “Sir Geoffrey Chaucer and the Nine and Twenty Pilgrims.”

1818: “For the Sexes: The Gates of Paradise.”

1820: “Jerusalem.”

1823: “The Book of Job.”

1824: “Dante’s Divine Comedy.”