… Mary Shelley has chosen narrative images reminiscent of paintings by the renowned and
popular painter Henry Fuseli. … It could be argued that Shelley does not fundamentally change …

… Shelley's life and the physical depiction of the death scene is most certainly based on a painting
by Henry Fuseli… to Mary Godwin Shelley of the death of her mother, Mary Wollstonecraft, …

… Blake and Henry Fuseli will directly inform my analysis, but I will also look at contemporary …
By looking at the meaning of artistic creation for Mary Shelley, William Blake and Henry Fuseli …

… Although Fuseli’s painting and Mary Shelley’s fiction present virtually identical scenes of
sexual release as physical torment, their emotional resonance is very different. Fuseli shows the …

… of Fuseli’s paintings on Mary Shelley’s creation. It is more likely, however, that Mary Shelley
… is not, on closer examination, representative of Fuseli’s Nightmares, illustrates Victor’s early …

… et aux pratiques de lectures que Le Cauchemar de Henry Fuseli (1781) a générés. Les
potentialités … In this essay I explore Fuseli’s picture, its role in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, and in …

… Furthermore, there are biographical connections between Fuseli and Mary Shelley,the …
Godwin and Mary Wollstonecraft, and later her would-be husband Percy Shelley," Fuseli's works …

… It is very likely that Mary Shelley was familiar with the painting and with its numerous … Fuseli
and Mary Shelley, the painter having befriended first her parents, William Godwin and Mary …

In this article, we closely examine the pre-Romantic artist Henry Füssli’s version of The
Nightmare (1781), observing how he not only accurately depicted the described and identified …

… Her fascination with her dead mother led her to the artist Henry Fuseli, whose painting "The
Nightmare" depicts the Incubus Demon. Shelley wrote during a time in which medical …