Brian Calvin

Ferens Scott Hess

John Baldessary

Robert D Cocke

Though many important artists have written poetry, and a host of poets have painted or worked in other visual media, William Blake (1757-1827, the idol of Jim Morrison) is among the very few whose work in both fields has had lasting historical significance. The Huntington has one of the world�s best collections of Blake�s works in both arenas, and this exhibition, Vision and Verse, represents the most comprehensive selection from the collection yet placed on public view. There are wonderful examples of Blake''s illuminated books, as well as some of his finest watercolors and pencil drawings, including three stunningly expressive suites of watercolor illustrations of Milton�s poetry. Throughout, Blake renders both classical biblical themes and stories, and creates his own existentially-based moralistic cosmology in boldly figured and wildly imaginative works that confirm his status as one of Western art�s most original and visionary figures (Huntington Library, Pasadena

Guy Dill

Valentin Popov

Eva Carter

Steven Grigui