Publication of 'The Life and Works of William Blake'
Poet involved
What happened
In 1906, Edwin J. Ellis published 'The Life and Works of William Blake,' a critical study that showcased his scholarly engagement with one of his literary heroes. This work was released in London and contributed to the understanding of Blake's influence on modern poetry.
Literary impact
This publication demonstrated Ellis's deep appreciation for Blake's work and his commitment to exploring the intersections of poetry and visual art. It further solidified his position as a literary figure invested in the legacy of earlier poets.
Source: Wikipedia
