How Did William Blake's Influence His Work?

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William Blake was the 19th century writer and an artist during the Romanticism era of the Nature, passion and the sublime. Blake has been considered as both a major poet and a thinker. As the matter of fact, he has influenced other writers and artists as well throughout the ages of the Romanticism era. Some of his works of the arts includes but not limited to: The Angels Hovering over the body of Christ in the sepulcher, the ancient of Days, Adam naming the Beasts, and Newton. At an early age, Blake began writing at ten years old; he have been studying and grew up loving gothic arts, in which he writes as his own unique works. He also, was enrolled at Henry Pars’s drawing school. – In the school where he attended, he sketched a human figured