UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA HOLDING EXHIBIT ON POET, ARTIST WILLIAM BLAKE

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The University of South Carolina issued the following press release:

The University of South Carolina is featuring an exhibition on the works and life of English Romantic poet and artist William Blake through Sept. 15 at the university's Thomas Cooper Library.

"William Blake, Visionary and Illustrator" will be on display in the library's mezzanine gallery, which is free and open to the public during regular library hours. For hours, which vary between summer and fall academic sessions, call 803-777-4866. Call 803-777-8154, or visit the web site, www.sc.edu/library/, for more information on ...

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