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may be found contradicting this orthat one rebelliously even in his extant writings.Yet was he not bound to reach acquiescence inthem, however associated ? Born an artist, everything else, even the apocalyptic character of hisvisions, was accidental, had grown out of un-propitious circumstances.… … :HE ENTOMBMENT VISIONARY ART There is no surer way of evading the world than by Art; and nosurer way of uniting with it than by Art. GOETHES MAXIMS AND REFLECTIONS, translated by BaileySaunders, p. 172 I BLAKE was entirely deluded about the historicaldevelopment of art, and therefore misinterpreted…
