The Ghost of a Flea | William Blake | c. 1819 Angelo Graf von Courten The second version retains the

The second version retains the raw intensity of the original while refining the interplay of light and shadow

reflecting a moment frozen in time

The piece's innovative approach and symbolic complexity underscore af Klint's role as a visionary artist who sought to convey deeper metaphysical concepts

the artwork portrays the vision described in the Book of Ezekiel

Klee's artistic philosophy emphasized spontaneity and intuition

The Ghost of a Flea | William Blake | c. 1819 Angelo Graf von Courten The second version retains theAbout the artwork: William Blake was a visionary artist, poet, and printmaker whose work defied the conventions of his time and continues to resonate for its deeply symbolic and otherworldly qualities. A Romantic in spirit, Blake rejected materialism and rationalism, instead embracing a mystical worldview that celebrated imagination as the ultimate creative force. His illuminated manuscripts, such as Songs of Innocence and Experience, blend poetry