… Frankenstein Mary Shelley refers to herself as "the daughter of two persons of distinguished
literary celebrity" (Frankenstein … radical circle to which Henry Fuseli belonged. Before Mary …

… et aux pratiques de lectures que Le Cauchemar de Henry Fuseli (1781) a générés. Les …
sur son lit, décrite par Shelley dans Frankenstein. L’œuvre de Fuseli apparaît comme une …

… Several critics (eg Joseph 1975, 109; Ward 2000, 20– 31) have suggested that Henry Fuseli’…
in Volume III, chapter 6 in the first edition of Frankenstein (1818).This chapter will show that …

… She grieved their deaths during the period in which she was writing two literary works which
re-present Fuseli’s art works with both profound insight and pointed critique: Frankenstein; …

… Elizabeth Lavenza's death scene in Frankenstein as Shelley's transformation of Fuseli's
Nightmare (Mellor 120, Gerhard 109). Indeed, Frankenstein's description of Elizabeth's body …

… Regarding studies focusing on Frankenstein, I will also take … Blake and Henry Fuseli will
directly inform my analysis, but I … Shelley, William Blake and Henry Fuseli and their treatment of …

… Illustrated editions of Frankenstein that have brought out queer readings … Henry Fuseli (1741–1825).
This analysis proposes that the virility of the monster created by Victor Frankenstein …

… In this essay, Martin Myrone explores aspects of the art of the Swiss-born painter Henry
Fuseli (1741–1825) in the context of the transformation of the public culture of art in late-…

… 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 …