Innocence and Experience – in pictures

Greer and Robert on the bed, NYC,1982
By Nan Goldin

"What I hope people will be seeing is something like the inside of my head," says Marianne Faithfull of the show, which she has curated with her first husband John Dunbar. Photograph: Nan Goldin/Courtesy Matthew Marks Gallery, New York

Pity, circa 1975
William Blake

"Blake was quite a guiding spirit for me for a long, long time. My father gave me Songs of Innocence and of Experience when I was a child, which gave me the title for one of my albums. I went on living by William Blake." Photograph: Courtesy of The Tate

Sleeping Girl, 1943
By Balthus Photograph: ADAGP, Paris and DACS

Stern, 2004
By Marlene Dumas Photograph: Courtesy of Marlene Dumas

Study for portrait II (after the Life Mask of William Blake), 1955
By Francis Bacon Photograph: Estate of Francis Bacon/Estate of Francis Bacon

Swingeing London 67, 1967 - 8
By Richard Hamilton

"I look at the picture every day. I’ve been so glad Richard gave it to me. It has helped me a lot to see that period as art, rather than just personal trauma." Photograph: Estate of Richard Hamilton

Marianne Faithfull, 1976
By Robert Mapplethorpe Photograph: Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation/Tate Liverpool

The Only Blonde in the World, 1963
By Pauline Boty Photograph: The Estate of Pauline Boty

William Burroughs, 1980
By Robert Mapplethorpe
Photograph: Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation/Tate Liverpool