The Vision of William Blake (TEFC)

United Kingdom, 1958

Film
A still image from The Vision of William Blake (TEFC)

Filmed in four museums that contain major collections of Blake’s writings and paintings, this documentary by Guy Brenton explores the anguish of Blake’s prophetic world, Music by Ralph Vaughan Williams, and narration and poems read by Bernard Miles and Robert Speight.

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Credits

director

Guy Brenton

production company

British Film Institute Experimental Film Fund

Morse Films

Duration

00:27:58:00

Production places
United Kingdom
Production dates
1958

Collected

4 times

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