associated with Blake. An exhibition at Tate Britain in 2000–2001, William Blake, displayed the full range of William Blake's art and poetry, together with contextual materials, arranged in four sections: One of the Gothic Artists; The Furnace of Lambeth's Vale; Chambers of the Imagination; Many Formidable Works. In 2016 the world's first William Blake antique bookstore and art gallery opened in San Francisco as a satellite of the Bay area John Windle Antiquarian Bookseller. A major exhibition on Blake at Tate Britain in London opened in the autumn of 2019. Bibliography Illuminated books Songs of Innocence and of Experience (edited 1794) Songs of Innocence (edited 1789) The Book of Thel* (written 1788–1790, edited 1789–1793) The Marriage of Heaven and Hell (written 1790–1793) The Gates of Paradise (written 1793, edited 1818) Visions of the Daughters of Albion* (edited 1793) Continental prophecies* America a Prophecy (edited 1793) Europe a Prophecy (edited 1794–1821) The Song of Los (edited 1795) There is No Natural Religion (written 1788, possible edited 1794–1795) The First Book of Urizen* (edited 1794–1818) All Religions are One (written 1788, possible edited 1795) The Book of Los* (edited 1795) The Book of Ahania* (edited 1795) Milton* (written 1804–1810) Jerusalem: The Emanation of the Giant Albion* (written 1804–1820 additions even later, edited 1820–1827 and 1832) Non-illuminated Poetical Sketches (written 1769–1777, edited 1783 and 1868 as a volume) An Island in the Moon (written 1784, unfinished) The French Revolution (edited 1791) A Song of Liberty (edited 1792, published in The Marriage of Heaven and Hell) Vala, or The Four Zoas* (written 1797–1807, unfinished) Tiriel* (written , edited 1874) The works with * constitute the prophetic books. Illustrated by Blake Mary Wollstonecraft, Original Stories from Real Life (1791) John Gay, Fables by John Gay with a Life of the Author, John Stockdale, Picadilly (1793) Gottfried August Bürger, Leonora (not engraved by him) (1796) Edward Young, Night-Thoughts (1797) Thomas Gray, Poems (1798) Robert Blair, The Grave (1805–1808) John Milton, Paradise Lost (1808) John Varley, Visionary Heads (1819–1820) Robert John Thornton, Virgil (1821) The Book of Job (1823–1826) John Bunyan, The Pilgrim's Progress (1824–1827, unfinished) Dante, Divine Comedy (1825–1827). Blake died in 1827 with work on these illustrations still unfinished. Of the 102 watercolours, 7 had been selected for engraving. References Further reading External links Blake Society Making facsimiles of Blake's prints William Blake at the British Library William Blake Poems Arts & Experience Library Profiles