… Von Holst was a disciple of Henry Fuseli (1741–1825), the Romantic painter especially well
… Von Holst had the golden opportunity of approaching Frankenstein in a naïve way, entirely …

… Godwin's Caleb Williams or Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, obviously resonate with the events
of … In contrast this essay will offer a racial reading of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein as a third …

… Many critics have noted that Elizabeth's posture (her body pitched across the marriage bed)
mirrors Henry Fuseli's famous painting, The Nightmare (1781), a painting Shelley may have …

… On the one hand it aims to recapitulate and evaluate many of the possible meanings ascribed
to Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. These meanings are seen as complementary and not as …

… murder of Elizabeth Lavenza on her wedding night in Frankenstein, so her mother, wresting
that possibility from her daughter, deploys Henry Fuseli’s painting, Theodore Meets in the …

… been well documented in Frankenstein scholarship. As her … depictions of portraits in
Frankenstein, arguing that portraiture … replicated in Frankenstein, namely Henry Fuseli’s The …

… We turn again to the idea of the Gothic double so well crafted in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein
, where the Doctor creates the Monster who is his own perverse mirror image:“my form is …

… Robert Ryan suggests that Frankenstein was part of Mary's search for an alternative to …
Frankenstein. The Last Man is a later and important step in an evolution from Frankenstein. …