Paradise Lost Gold Scroll

Giclee print on canvas by the foremost illustrator of Paradise Lost of the 20th Century will, over the centuries, come to stand with other great prints throughout history. Why? Because it is by an artist/philosopher whose thinking on art and the human condition has already made an impact. This print illuminates his unique idea on the nature of "God's Perfect Mercy." Inquiries welcome. milton@wahcenter.net On Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCLUAAfPzUw Copies are now in some of the world's foremost collections including: 1) Huntington Library in California, Gift Purchased by Distinguished Professor Joseph Wittreich, noted Milton scholar and collector. The Huntington's highlights include one of the world's most extensive collections of William Blake material. Most notably Blake's original illustrations for Milton's Paradise Lost. 2) The University of Pennsylvania Rare Book Collection, Gift Purchased by Distinguished Professor Joseph Wittreich, noted Milton scholar and collector. The U of Penn holds over 560 exemplars of books printed in Europe from movable type before 1501. Sixty-six of these titles are the only recorded copies in North America. 3) The University of Kentucky, Gift Purchased by Distinguished Professor Joseph Wittreich, noted Milton scholar and collector. The U of Kentucky collections include many famous artists. 4) The Alexander Turnbull Milton Library of the National Trust of Zealand 5) The collection of Robert J. Wickenheiser, one of the world's formost collectors of Milton books and original illustrations for Milton's works. 6) The Thomas Cooper Rare Book Library at the University of South Carolina 7) Professor John John Geraghty, another notable collector of Milton books. A 46 inch wide version (slightly smaller than the original) on archival paper and signed and numbered by the artist is still available.