| In addition to being a painter, John Martin was a major mezzotint
engraver and for significant periods of his life he earned more from
his engravings than his paintings. In 1823, Martin was commissioned
by Samuel Prowett, an American publisher, to illustrate Paradise
Lost by John
Milton, However, before the
first 24 engravings were completed he wascommissioned to do a
second set of 24 engravings on smaller plates. |
Available prints:
| Title |
Retail Price |
| Fall of the Rebel Angels (small edition) |
200 |
| Bridge Over Chaos (small edition) |
200 |
| Milton's Paradise Lost Book 10 line 108 |
500 |
| Milton's Paradise Lost I:44 |
600 |
| Milton's Paradise Lost I:326 |
750 |
| Milton's Paradise Lost V:136 |
600 |
| Milton's Paradise Lost V:308 |
600 |
| Milton's Paradise Lost V:519 |
600 |
| Milton's Paradise Lost IX:780 |
500 |
| Milton's Paradise Lost XI:226 |
600 |
| Milton's Paradise Lost XII:641 |
500 |
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Satan Rousing the Fallen Angels
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