Visionary Collection (page 6)

And this the Form of Mighty Hand... plate 70 from Jerusalem
XYC151896 And this the Form of Mighty Hand... plate 70 from Jerusalem (Bentley Copy E) 1804-20 (relief etching with pen and w/c on paper) by Blake

What do I See!... plate 92 from Jerusalem (Bentley Copy E) 1804-20
XYC151894 What do I See!... plate 92 from Jerusalem (Bentley Copy E) 1804-20 (relief etching with pen and w/c on paper) by Blake, William (1757-1827); 20.3x14.3 cm; Yale Center for British Art

The Chimney Sweeper, plate 9 recto from Songs of Innocence, 1789 (hand-coloured
XYC151888 The Chimney Sweeper, plate 9 recto from Songs of Innocence, 1789 (hand-coloured relief etching with w/c on paper) by Blake, William (1757-1827); 11.4x7.3 cm; Yale Center for British Art

But he that Loves the Lowly... plate 7 from The Book of Thel
XYC151885 But he that Loves the Lowly... plate 7 from The Book of Thel, 1789 (hand-coloured relief etching with pen and w/c on paper) by Blake

Frontispiece from Europe. A Prophecy, 1794 (relief etching printed in dark
XYC151689 Frontispiece from Europe. A Prophecy, 1794 (relief etching printed in dark brown ink with watercolour on paper) by Blake, William (1757-1827); 23.5x16.5 cm; Yale Center for British Art

Title Page from Europe. A Prophecy, 1794 (relief etching printed in dark
XYC151688 Title Page from Europe. A Prophecy, 1794 (relief etching printed in dark brown with w/c on paper) by Blake, William (1757-1827); 23.8x17.1 cm; Yale Center for British Art

Frontispiece to Jerusalem (Bentley Copy E) 1804-20 (etching with pen, w / c
XYC144695 Frontispiece to Jerusalem (Bentley Copy E) 1804-20 (etching with pen, w/c and gold on paper) by Blake, William (1757-1827); 22x16 cm; Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection

Then the Divine Hand... plate 35 from Jerusalem (Bentley Copy E) 1804-20
XYC144694 Then the Divine Hand... plate 35 from Jerusalem (Bentley Copy E) 1804-20 (etching with pen and w/c on paper) by Blake, William (1757-1827); 22.5x16.5 cm; Yale Center for British Art

Plate 100 from Jerusalem (Bentley Copy E), 1804-20 (etching with pen, w / c
XYC144693 Plate 100 from Jerusalem (Bentley Copy E), 1804-20 (etching with pen, w/c and gold on paper) by Blake, William (1757-1827); 14.6x22 cm; Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection

Leaning Against the Pillars... plate 32 from Jerusalem, 1804-20
XYC197601 Leaning Against the Pillars... plate 32 from Jerusalem, 1804-20 (relief etching printed in orange with pen & w/c on paper) by Blake

And There Was Heard... plate 25 from Jerusalem, 1804-20 (relief
XYC197600 And There Was Heard... plate 25 from Jerusalem, 1804-20 (relief etching printed in orange with pen & w/c on paper) by Blake, William (1757-1827); 22x16 cm; Yale Center for British Art

Statue of Joan of Arc; Place des Pyamides; Paris; France

Zacharias (Zechariah) and the splendour of God
Zacharias (Zechariah) (Hebrew Prophet) and the splendour of God. circa 18th century

ELENA PETROVNA BLAVATSKY (1831-1891). Russian traveller and theosophist. Blavatsky attending her first seance, where the spirit of a childhood friend played the Georgian national anthem on a guitar

Paul Converted
SAINT PAUL OF TARSUS Saul the tentmaker has a visionary experience on the road to Damascus Date: circa 3 - 65

M-M. Alacocoque
SAINT MARGUERITE-MARIE ALACOCQUE French nun and visionary; canonised in 1920 Date: 1647 - 1690

Caedmon and his vision
Caedmon, sing some song to me. During a dream, an angelic vision appears to Caedmon, an Anglo-Saxon herdsman attached to the Abbey of Whitby, who subsequently became a monk and religious poet

Saint Paul, and his conversion
Saint Paul of Tarsus, Rabbi, tentmaker, missionary, sword in one hand, bible in the other. The second illustration shows his visionary experience on the road to Damascus

Greece Patmos
Interior of the Grotto of the Apocalypse, where saint John the Evangelist is said to have written his visionary Book of Revelations

Paul on Road to Damascus
SAINT PAUL OF TARSUS Saul has a visionary experience on the road to Damascus

Encounter with a Spirit
A lady has a visionary encounter with a spirit-being from the Great Beyond

The Oriental Pearl Tower in the Lujiazui financial district of Pudong, Shanghai, China, Asia

Grand Lisboa casino in central Macau, Macau, China, Asia

Army in Sky 170 Bc
Visionary armies in the sky, seen four days in succession, warn the people of Jerusalem that tough times are coming

Guillaume Postel
GUILLAUME POSTEL French scholar and visionary who believed he was divinely sent to regenerate mankind; he found an old Italian woman he identified as the new Eve

Boyhood of Cheops
The boyhood of Cheops, future Pharoah and visionary who ordered construction of the Great Pyramid at Giza as a personal mortuary chamber of unpresidented magnificence

SAINT MUSA seems to have been a visionary : our dating is only a guess because she doesn t get a mention in any of our five dictionaries of saints, poor girl

DE SEGRIE ? -1490
GUILLEMETTE DE SEGRIE Wife of Robert de Dreux- Beaussart, a baron from Esneval. She became known as a visionary

Tartinis Dream
TARTINIs DREAM In a visionary dream, the devil plays the music he needs for the final passage of a piece, known in consequence as the Devils Trill Sonata

Katharine Emmerich
KATHARINE EMMERICH German visionary and stigmatic

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"Visionary: Embracing the Divine Guidance and Inspiring Change" In a world filled with ordinary sights, there are those who possess an extraordinary ability to see beyond what meets the eye. Bernadette, an anonymous photographer, captures moments that transcend reality, reminding us of the power of vision. Drawing inspiration from St. Bernadette of Lourdes, whose visions led to miraculous healing and spiritual enlightenment, we delve into the realm of possibilities. Like her namesake saint Catherine of Siena, whose visionary experiences shaped her role as a peacemaker and advocate for justice. Just as The Eden Project in Cornwall UK envisions a sustainable future through its breathtaking botanical gardens and eco-conscious initiatives, these visionaries challenge us to reimagine our relationship with nature and strive for harmony. St. Teresa holding the crucifix reminds us that true vision goes beyond physical sight; it encompasses profound insights into human existence and spirituality. Echoing this sentiment is St. Catherine of Siena's unwavering commitment to philosophical concepts that shape our understanding of life's complexities. From "The Fox" by Flippo Neri to "The Ancient of Days, " where Urizen measures out the material world—these artistic expressions invite us to explore new dimensions within ourselves through imagination and creativity. As we contemplate St. Teresa's encounter with the angelic embodiment of justice or witness her transformative journey towards divine union in Avila—their visionary experiences inspire us to seek deeper connections within ourselves and with others. These remarkable individuals remind us that being visionary is not confined by time or place—it transcends boundaries set by society or religion, and is about embracing a perspective that challenges norms while fostering compassion, empathy, and understanding. Let their stories ignite our own visions—to envision a world where love triumphs over hate; where unity prevails amidst diversity; where every individual embraces their unique purpose guided by faith in something greater than themselves.