Job And His Daughters 1823-26

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"Job and His Daughters" (1823-1826) is one of the illustrious series of engravings created by the English poet, painter, and printmaker William Blake. This work is part of Blake's larger "Illustrations of the Book of Job" series, which consists of twenty-one engraved prints and is considered one of his masterpieces. The series was inspired by the biblical Book of Job and represents Blake's culmination of his lifelong engagement with the themes of innocence, suffering, and redemption.

The piece "Job and His Daughters" specifically depicts the final scene from the Book of Job, where Job is restored to health, wealth, and family after enduring severe trials and tribulations. In this image, Job is seen surrounded by his three daughters, while the symbols and characters that populate the rest of the series are notably absent, signifying a return to peace and normalcy. The daughters, named in the Bible as Jemimah, Keziah, and Keren-happuch, are shown receiving their inheritance from their father, which was contrary to the customs of the time.

Blake's work is characterized by its intricate detail, symbolic imagery, and the emotional intensity of the figures. The engravings for the Book of Job were produced using a technique known as "relief etching," which Blake invented, and they were later hand-colored. "Job and His Daughters" stands out for its portrayal of serene joy and familial unity, contrasting with the earlier scenes of Job's intense suffering and despair.

The "Illustrations of the Book of Job" were commissioned by Blake's patron John Linnell, and the series was Blake's last completed prophetic work before his death in 1827. The engravings have been widely acclaimed for their artistic and spiritual depth and have had a significant impact on the visual arts, influencing a range of artists and movements. "Job and His Daughters" is a testament to Blake's visionary approach to art and his profound understanding of human resilience and divine justice.

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