You might like Left Right Two Drawings of Frightened Figures, Probably for ‘The Approach of Doom’ Robert Blake date not known Composition Sketch, Possibly a Subject from Dante. Verso: A Man Standing over a Figure Reclining on a Bed William Blake ?1824–7, ?c.1800–10 Study of Branches and Foliage; Study of Two Recumbent Figures Joseph Mallord William Turner c.1794 Two Figures on a Road in a Wooded Landscape Joseph Mallord William Turner 1798 Two Sailing Barges, with Figures Joseph Mallord William Turner 1799 Two Kneeling Figures; Two Figures Registering Astonishment or Awe Joseph Mallord William Turner c.1799–1802 Figures Joseph Mallord William Turner 1802 Figures Joseph Mallord William Turner c.1810 ?Figure(s) Joseph Mallord William Turner 1805–9 Christ in the Carpenter’s Shop: The Humility of the Saviour After William Blake date not known The Good Farmer, Probably the Parable of the Wheat and the Tares. Verso: Rough Sketch of Two or Three Figures in a Landscape William Blake c.1780–5 An Allegory of the Bible. Verso: The Shins of an Écorché Male Figure William Blake c.1780–5, ?c.1780
