Atelier Editions
A contemporary Surrealium colour interpretation, not a claim to recover the artist's intended colours.
Artist: William Blake
Museum original and attributionSabrina’s Silvery Flood is one of William Blake’s wood engravings for Robert John Thornton’s Pastorals of Virgil, published in 1821. The Met’s second-state impression is the source for this edition. Its small horizontal format and closely worked lines turn a pastoral landscape into an absorbing world of its own.
Surrealium’s contemporary colour interpretation builds on the engraving’s light, shadow and texture. Made with AI assistance and reviewed beside the source, the edition offers a new way to look at Blake’s landscape. Its colours are the atelier’s interpretation, rather than a claim to recover a lost painted original.
Compare the engraving and colour edition, then choose a fine-art print or canvas. Anyone can order the finished work; active Fable subscribers can also explore a personalised colour variation.