… 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 …

… 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 …

… for his erotic drawings and whose mentor was Henry Fuseli (1741–1825). This analysis …
and Rosicrucianism through the work of Fuseli. Whether or not Mary Shelley was aware of Holst’…

… was involves the Swiss painter Henry Fuseli, who arrived and … The fact that Mary Shelley
includes a woman architect in her … in the beginning was the word, Mary Shelley’s futuristic novel …

… to the vacationing party of Mary and Percy Bysshe Shelley and Lord Byron his travelling …
of reality, Fuseli then begins to probe what the reality is behind our dreams. Fuseli himself …

… The origin-story with which I close this essay is Mary Shelley as origin. What was surely …
candor, he recounted her obsession with artist Henry Fuseli; her affair with Imlay and its child; …

… Henry Fuseli’s monstrous ‘bedroom scene’ in The Nightmare (… Fuseli traversed boundaries
of decorum in both his artistic … Byron, Mary Shelley and Percy Shelley while visiting Geneva.…

… , The Nightmare (1782), by Henry Fuseli, an artist with whom Wollstonecraft had ‘a torrid …
Mary’s mind will later be echoed in the iconic montage in Wollstonecraft’s daughter Mary Shelley…

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 …