John Milton (page 2)

Raphael talks to Adam and Eve. Illustration for John Miltons Paradise Lost, 1866 Gustave Doré

Bunhill Row, London McLeish

Comus by John Milton: 'And they, so perfect is their misery', 1914 Arthur Rackham

Milton Dictating to His Daughter, 1794 Henry (1741-1825) Fuseli

Milton's cottage, Chalfont St Giles, Buckinghamshire Anonymous

Milton In Galileo's Observatory Anonymous

Illustration 1 to Milton's 'Paradise Lost': Satan Calling Up His Legions, 1807 William Blake

Satan John Baptist de Medina

View of Milton's residence, Petty France, Westminster, London John Wykeham Archer

Milton's House in Petty France, Westminster, London Rischgitz Collection

Illustration 3 to Milton's 'Paradise Lost': Christ Offers to Redeem Man, 1807 William Blake

The devils construct Satan's palace, Pandemonium, illustration from Paradise Lost Anonymous

Painting of Galileo with Milton Looking Through a Telescope Anonymous

The House of Milton: the Pretty Garden House in Petty France, Number 19, York Street, Westminster Anonymous

Galileo And Milton in Obseratory Anonymous

Milton's House in Barbican, UK, 1864 Anonymous

Satan Starts from the Touch of Ithuriel's Spear, 1776 Henry Fuseli

Adam and Eve after the Fall John Baptist de (after) Medina

Milton's Burial-Place London Anonymous

Part of a letter from Bishop Warburton, respecting the poems of Milton William Warburton

Milton Street, London John Thomas Smith

Interior view of Milton's school room in Barbican, City of London J Benny

Satan Arousing the Rebel Angels William Blake

Milton age 19, London Anonymous

Milton visiting Galileo when a prisoner of the Inquisition, 1847 Solomon Alexander Hart

Satan Spying on Adam and Eve and Raphael's Descent into Paradise William Blake

And Seems a Moving Land; and at His Gills Draws In, and at His Trunk Spouts Out, a Sea Gustave Dore

Some Natural Tears They Dropt, But Wiped Them Soon Gustave Dore

The Complicated R_____n, 1794 Richard Livesay (probably)

John Dalton Anonymous

Illustration to Milton's Lycidas Samuel Palmer

Before the Gates There Sat on Either Side a Formidable Shape Gustave Dore

Illustration 2 to Milton's 'Paradise Lost': Satan, Sin, and Death: Satan Comes to the Gates of Hell, 1807 William Blake

Andrew Marvell, English poet Anonymous

View of Milton's house in Barbican, City of London J Benny

Letter from William Cowper to William Unwin William Cowper