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Angels Praising (Angeli Laudantes), Sir Edward Burne-Jones (figures) British, Dyed wool and silk on undyed cotton warp (15 warps per inch; 5-6 per cm.), British, Merton Abbey
Angels Praising (Angeli Laudantes)
Multiple artists/makers
1898
Greenery, John Henry Dearle British, Wool, silk (11 warps per inch, 4 per cm.), British, Merton Abbey
Greenery
Multiple artists/makers
designed 1892; woven 1915
F. Shaw Brothers Tannery, Maine, John Martin American, Pen and black and red inks, graphite, watercolor, and white gouache on Bristol board, American
F. Shaw Brothers Tannery, Maine
John Martin
1882–83
Joshua Commanding the Sun to Stand Still Upon Gibeon (Joshua: 10: 12–14), John Martin British, Pen and brown ink, brush and brown wash over red chalk, heightened with white; squared in black chalk
Joshua Commanding the Sun to Stand Still Upon Gibeon (Joshua: 10: 12–14)
John Martin
ca. 1822
The Paradise Lost of John Milton with Illustrations by John Martin, John Martin British, Illustrations: mezzotint
The Paradise Lost of John Milton with Illustrations by John Martin
Multiple artists/makers
1846
Macbeth, Thomas Goff Lupton British, Mezzotint; proof before letters
Macbeth
Multiple artists/makers
1828
Belshazzar's Feast (First Plate), John Martin British, Mezzotint with etching; proof
Belshazzar's Feast (First Plate)
Artist and publisher John Martin
June 1, 1826
Macbeth, Thomas Goff Lupton British, Mezzotint
Macbeth
Multiple artists/makers
1828
View on the South Downs, John Martin British, Watercolor with reductive techniques
View on the South Downs
John Martin
1840–49
Set of the 24 illustrations for Milton's Paradise Lost
John Martin
Author John Milton
Publisher Septimus Prowett
1826–27
Satan Presiding at the Infernal Council (Paradise Lost of Milton, Book 2, Line 1)
Multiple artists/makers
1825
Eve's Dream – Satan Aroused (Paradise Lost of Milton, Book 4, line 813)
Multiple artists/makers
1826
Adam Reproving Eve (Paradise Lost of Milton, line 863)
Multiple artists/makers
1826
Two Figures Reclining in a Landscape with a Ruined Castle
Engraver George Henry Phillips
After John Martin
Publisher George Henry Phillips
March 25, 1824
Jerusalem Taken Captive into Babylon
Multiple artists/makers
November 15, 1845
Jerusalem Taken Captive into Babylon (Les Israélites Menés Captifs à Babylone)
James G. S. Lucas
In the style of John Martin
Publisher Rittner & Goupil
1833–35
The Crucifixion (La Crucifixion)
Multiple artists/makers
1835
David and Bathsheba
Multiple artists/makers
1833–35
The Deluge
Unknown artist, in the style of John Martin
19th century
Paradise – With the Approach of the Archangel Raphael (Paradise Lost of Milton, Book 5, line 308)
John Martin
Publisher Septimus Prowett
Printer James Lahee
1825
The Conflict Between Satan and Death (Paradise Lost of Milton, Book 2, line 727)
Multiple artists/makers
1824–25
Raphael Conversing with Adam and Eve (Paradise Lost of Milton, Book 5, line 519)
Multiple artists/makers
1826
The Angels Guarding Paradise at Night (Paradise Lost of Milton, Book 4, line 866)
Multiple artists/makers
1825
Adam Hearing the Voice of the Almighty (Paradise Lost of Milton, Book 10, line 108)
Multiple artists/makers
1826
Passage of the Red Sea (Le Passage de la Mer Rouge)
Engraver James G. S. Lucas
After John Martin
Publisher Rittner & Goupil
1833–35
Satan Tempting Eve (Paradise Lost of Milton, Book 9, line 780)
Multiple artists/makers
1826
David and Bathsheba
James G. S. Lucas
Style of John Martin
Publisher Charles Tilt
1833–35
The Last Days of the Antedeluvian World. A Forlorn Hope, and Ishmael's Address. Poems
Author Written and published by Richard Martin
Illustrator Frontispiece designed and engraved by John Martin
Printer Plummer and Brewis
[1830]
Satan Viewing the Ascent to Heaven (Paradise Lost of Milton, Book 3, line 501)
Multiple artists/makers
1825
Classical City
John Martin
1816
The Destroying Angel
Multiple artists/makers
1836
The Opening of the Seventh Seal (Book of Revelations, 8:8-9)
John Martin
Publisher Dean and Co.
1837
Characters of Trees
John Martin
Publisher Rudolph Ackermann, London
1817
Scene in Italy near the Tiber
Engraver Daniel Thomas Egerton
After John Martin
Publisher Published by W. Egerton
September 1823
Two Figures Reclining in a Landscape with a Ruined Castle
Engraver George Henry Phillips
After John Martin
Publisher George Henry Phillips
March 25, 1824
The Paphian Bower
Multiple artists/makers
1826
Satan on the Burning Lake (Paradise Lost of Milton, Book 1, line 192)
Multiple artists/makers
1825
The Crucifixion
Engraver James G. S. Lucas
After John Martin
1835
The Flight into Egypt (Matthew, 2:14)
John Martin
Publisher Dean and Co.
1838
The Fall of Nineveh
Engraver George Greatbach
After John Martin
Publisher William Mackenzie
1830–54
The Destruction of Pharoah's Host
Engraver George Greatbach
After John Martin
Publisher William Mackenzie
1833–54
The Fall of Babylon (Destruction de Babylone)
Engraver James G. S. Lucas
After John Martin
Publisher Rittner & Goupil
1833–35