Divine Nature
- Title
- Divine Nature
- Student Commentary:
- Pages 8-9 from Palmer’s Sketchbook (1962 facsimile) show Palmer’s interest in the divine. On the left are sketches of both a sun and a moon, either rising or setting. On the right is a radiant picture of nature overlooked by a figure holding what is believed to be a Bible. The left side is more light, airy, and open than the right side, which is more intense and filled with detail. The greater detail on the right could be an indication that Palmer was exploring the divine in a more focused way. Not available at the William Blake Archive. Consult the book in Schaffer Library for a detailed view of the image.
- Links:
- About this Book
- Item sets
- Blake at Union
- Site pages
- Samuel Palmer, Sketchbook (1962)
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