Born in 1888 in St. Louis to a wealthy Brahmin family. Received private education from Milton Academy and Smith Academy. Graduated from Harvard College in 1909 with philosophy degree. Studied in Germany during World War I, later moved to Oxford
Born in London in 1757, Blake began writing at an early age. Experienced visions of angels and God's head at age 4. Studied at Henry Pars' drawing school and apprenticed with an engraver
Born in London in 1757 to a modest family. Parents taught him to read and write at home. Enrolled in Henry Pars Drawing School at age 10. Apprenticed with engraver James Basire from age 14
Born in 1878 in Galesburg, Illinois to Swedish immigrant parents. Worked various jobs including milk wagons and hotel servants. Joined military during Spanish-American War but never fought. Worked as journalist for Chicago Daily News
Nishimura Rika was a Japanese enlightenment thinker (1828-1902). His son served as elder in local congregation in Yugawara. Founded hoi-orimono-gyo business in 1555 with Sengiriya Yozaemon Nishimura
Born in London in 1757, Blake was the third of seven children. Left school at 10 to learn at home, influenced by Bible and classical art. Apprenticed to engraver James Basire at age 21. Studied at Royal Academy from 1779, rebelling against Reynolds' style