Job and His Wife Restored to Prosperity

This is a contemporary color interpretation of William Blake's 1826 engraving, 'Job and His Wife Restored to Prosperity.' The original museum masterwork, a highlight of the Romantic movement, exists as a subtly toned engraving. The Surrealium atelier has now reimagined the piece with a new, visionary palette.

Luminous gold, deep lapis blue, and flame orange bring a new dimension to Blake's mystical scene. This edition renders the composition with the radiant, tempera-like quality of a dream or vision, bringing its spiritual drama to life in a way that feels both classic and contemporary. It's an ideal centerpiece for a living room or study, adding a touch of the sublime to your space.

This exclusive Surrealium edition is available as a museum-grade archival print or gallery-wrapped canvas, with no subscription required for purchase. Subscribers gain access to customize the piece further. Each print is made to order on matte, archival paper with pigment inks, interpreted by the Surrealium atelier at Kastellet, a 17th-century sea fortress in the Stockholm archipelago.