Question

Расставить артикли: William Blake, 1)… author of 2)… two of 3)… most popular poems in 4)… English language – Tyger. Tyger and Jerusalem – was also 5)… artist, visionary and mystic, who saw and spoke with 6)… angels while walking through Covent Garden in London. He also invented 7)… engraving process, which allowed him to produce 8)… etchings as delicate and subtle as water colours. Robert Hamlyn, 9)… Curator of 10)… largest ever Blake exhibition, which opens at 11)… Tate Gallery on Tuesday, explained that 12)… artist used and reused his etching plates and on his death in 1827 those remaining in his studio were sold as 13)… scrap metal. 14)… only surviving example of 15)… Blake’s relief etching technique is of 16)… unique importance. 17)… talented Blake, 18)… son of 19)… poor hosier, who never went to 20)… school and earned 21)… living as 22)… jobbing engraver, had 23)… few devoted friends and passionate admirers, but was generally regarded as 24)… madman. Today his creative work is revered by 25)… remarkable range of artists.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

William Blake, 1) an author of 2) the two of 3) the most popular poems in 4) the English language – Tyger. Tyger and Jerusalem – was also 5) an artist, visionary, and mystic, who saw and spoke with 6) the angels while walking through Covent Garden in London. He also invented 7) an engraving process, which allowed him to produce 8) etchings as delicate and subtle as watercolors. Robert Hamlyn, 9) the Curator of 10) the largest ever Blake exhibition, which opens at 11) the Tate Gallery on Tuesday, explained that 12) the artist used and reused his etching plates and on his death in 1827 those remaining in his studio were sold as 13) scrap metal. 14) The only surviving example of 15) Blake’s relief etching technique is of 16) unique importance. 17) A talented Blake, 18) the son of 19) a poor hosier, who never went to 20) school and earned 21) a living as 22) a jobbing engraver, had 23) a few devoted friends and passionate admirers, but was generally regarded as 24) a madman. Today his creative work is revered by 25) a remarkable range of artists.