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Born #onthisday1741 Henry Fuseli Swiss #painter 200+ canvasses #draughtsman #writer on art & “Master of the supernatural” thanks to his inventive designs & methodswho spent much of his life in Britain His style influenced many younger British artists such as William Blake
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Henry Fuseli ( 1741-1825 ) The Vision of Catherine of Aragon
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Violin Concerto Itzhak Perlman
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Out of this wood do not desire to go.
Thou shalt remain here whether thou wilt or no.
I am a spirit of no common rate.
The summer still doth tend upon my state.
And I do love thee. Therefore go with me. Titania Adoring the Ass-headed Bottom, Fuseli #FairytaleTuesday #Shakespeare
@rampartpress Hey Professor Murf I have a couple suggestions:
Red Eyes 2 by me :D
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Outlaw Nights by Ben Fuselier
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Shadow of the Kraken by
The Boner King himself
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Milton Dictating to His Daughter (1794) by Henry Fuseli (Swiss, 1741-1825). Art Institute of Chicago. The blind poet dictates his epic poem Paradise Lost. #JohnMilton #FridayReads
Henry Fuseli/Johann Heinrich Füssli (1741 - 1825)
The Faerie Queene Appears to Prince Arthur, from Edmund Spenser's 'The Faerie Queene'
#Otd 1815: Death of #Dublin's Thomas Burke. Engraver & painter. Most of his work done using the mezzotint technique. Preferred to work for publishers. Best known work was a popular engraved print of Fuseli's, The Nightmare (right). https://t.co/Kamokq50WH
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One of four variations of The Nightmare by John Henry Fuseli,1790-1791
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#HannimasAdvent Day 13
Will had sweaty nights for quite a reason.
(using "The Nightmare", by Henry Fuseli, 1781)
🦇 My piece from the @DarkDecadesZine based on a painting by Henry Fuseli 🦇 #Castlevania
We're going to kick off today's #onlineartexchange with the ethereal beauty of The Shepherd's Dream from 'Paradise Lost' by Henry Fuseli. We especially love the use of colour to create light in the dark.
This one's from @Tate.
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Made my own version of Fuseli's ''The Nightmare'', probably one of the most atmospheric paintings in art history, like a perfectly executed scare in a horror movie. #painting #artwork #horror #oc #digitalart
@claudioborlotto @CaterinaCategio The Return of Milton's Wife - Henry Fuseli, 1798 - 1799
@MuseumsUnlocked We love the Fuseli "Night Mare." Apparently the late 18th-century satirists did too:
#MuseumsUnlocked (Day 108 Part 2)
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Henry Fuseli’s paintings reinforce gender stereotypes with men being heroic and women overly seductive. But even he, with his conservative views, somehow got entangled in an affair with feminist Mary Wollstonecraft.
🎨Thor Battering the Midgard Serpent (1790)
by Henry Fuseli