The paintings of william blake were based on:

The paintings of William Blake were based on: his vivid imagination

Explanation:

    English poet, painter, typographer and engraver William Blake soon revealed the visionary and mystical tendency. His first vision came at age nine when he claimed to have seen angels adorning sequined tree branches. Some time later, as he contemplated workers arranging bales of hay, he saw angelic entities walking among them.

    His poetics were the natural manifestation of an extremely talented and inventive being. He usually resorted to the white verses, characteristic of Elizabethan times. Blake would always be a nonconformist by nature, a challenger of the fast-paced journey of Science and Reason, so he was not understood and well accepted by the people of his day who saw him as an eccentric. Consequently the author never made a fortune with his work, of a mystical and prophetic nature, always depending on his companions to alleviate his penury.

c. gabriele was a catholic priest while also being a composer.

-has naturalistic color-has neutral colors-has color harmony-has variations of colors with shading and reflections(charing cross bridge by andré derain; the copper drinking fountain by jean-baptiste-siméon chardin)the copper drinking fountain by jean-baptiste-siméon chardinchardin and derain used color differently in these paintings.which painting has these characteristics? -has fauve color-has monochromatic colors-has intense, unnatural color-has pure color with no shading(charing cross bridge by andré derain; the copper drinking fountain by jean-baptiste-siméon chardin)charing cross bridge by andré derain