The Goblin
- Artist
- William Blake
- Date
- 1816 - 1820
- Style
- Symbolism
- Genre
- Illustration
William Blake's The Goblin (1816–1820) exemplifies his mastery of Illustration and Watercolor techniques. This artwork depicts a fantastical goblin figure rendered with intricate detail and rich symbolism, highlighting Blake’s interest in the mystical and moral realms. The use of a Pen complemented by watercolor washes creates a vivid, expressive scene that invites interpretation through Symbolism. As a piece rooted in Romantic ideals, it embodies Blake's innovative approach to art, blending imagination with spiritual insight.
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