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from en wikipedia. William Blake's Newton (1795), colour print with pen & ink and watercolour.
Blake's picture of Newton as a divine geometer was one of a series he created whilst living in Lambeth in the late 1790s.
Blake's printing appears to have been a form of self-developed monoprint which he then finished with additions in pen and ink coupled with watercolour washes.
Source: http://www.fineartprintsondemand.com/artists/blake/isaac_newton.htm
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