"And my servant Job shall pray for you," 18th-19th century

Editor: This is "And my servant Job shall pray for you," by William Blake. The figures seem to be emerging from a dark space into light. What do you see in this piece, from a spiritual perspective? Curator: Blake's Job isn't just about suffering; it's about spiritual awakening. The light isn't just visual; it represents Job's restored faith and the transformative power of forgiveness. See how the figures around him are humbled? It's about empathy and divine grace. Editor: That's interesting. I was so focused on the visual contrast, but it's a story of redemption, isn't it? Curator: Exactly! Blake always saw the divine in the everyday, and Job's story is a powerful testament to that. It’s a hopeful image, ultimately.