Blake illustrated—Simeon Solomon

In my previous post I suggested that George Henry Edwards (in 1882) was the first artist to illustrate a poem by William Blake (apart from Blake himself, or a facsimilst or copyist). He's still the first, but between Edwards and the Vale Press in 1897, there is also Simeon Solomon with a pencil drawing, "From W. Blake's Songs of Innocence", in 1886.

Blake set to music—C. A. Ranken

Piping Down the Valleys Wild

Words by William Blake.
Music by Catherine Adelaide Ranken.
Illustration by George Henry Edwards.