Created on 2024-01-27

This is a detailed engraving with a central focal image surrounded by various figures and texts. The central image shows a large animal that resembles a hippopotamus, biting its tail in circular form, with scales depicted on its back, resting on what appears to be a dark, shaded ground. Surrounding the creature, there is a decorative circular frame with an intricate design, somewhat floral or organic in nature. In the corners of the engraving, there are smaller, detailed vignettes that contain human figures in various poses and activities, some looking pensive, others in expressive gestures. The top corners have cloudy forms with text. The overall layout of the image has a classical composition with a balance of figurative illustrations and written script. The image is captioned below with the words, "Behold now Behemoth which I made with thee." Below the central figure, the artist signature with the date of publication, and additional details regarding the print's release are present. The words "London Published as the Act directs March 8.1825 by W. Blake N.3 Fountain Court Strand' indicate the publishing information.

Created on 2024-03-29

The image appears to be an engraved illustration from an older publication. It depicts a fantastical scene with biblical and mythical elements. The central focus is a large, winged creature that resembles a mythological beast called Behemoth. Surrounding the Behemoth are various other mythical or symbolic figures, including angels and an elderly man, likely representing a divine or supernatural presence. The entire scene is set within a fantastical, cosmic landscape filled with stars and clouds. The text above the central image asks "Can any understand the spreadings of the clouds? the noise of his Tabernacle", suggesting a deeper religious or philosophical context to the illustration.