Julia Warren

Celebrating William Blake’s birthday with a  poetic, historical, and slightly mystical stroll through the city that shaped a visionary. William Blake was very much a child of London. He rarely left the city, and the streets, churches, and riverbanks seeped into his poetry and art. This is a look at London - not as we experience it, but rather as Blake perceived it: full of angels, revolution, and strange beauty. 🚶‍♂️ Stop 1: Soho – Blake’s Birthplace Location: 28 Broad Street (now Broadwick...

"Gathering from the best sources authentic information about underwater world". Cover of "L'Algerie" Magazine, 15 June 1884 Jules Verne:...

Dancing and Singing(Peasants Returning from Work) - Ma Yuan , 1160-1225 They have been out in the fields all day, and the baskets...