William Blake’s printing process
Michael Phillips demonstrates William Blake’s printing process, explaining how it relates to his work as a poet and artist. Filmed at Morley College, London.
More information about William Blake’s printing process is available on Michael Phillips’s website: http://www.williamblakeprints.co.uk
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