… This movement, which we call Romanticism, was … , Henry Fuseli's Milton, Dictating to His
Daughter. It is grand in scale and feeling and summarizes the aspirations of the early Romantics…

… 80 The Romantics Fuseli’s drawing also anticipates the European Romantics’ pre occupation
with the inner working of the creative mind; it looks forward to the concern with genius and …

… galleries, Swiss-born painter Henry Fuseli worked on multiple commissions for John Boydell…
, le peintre d'origine suisse Henry Fuseli travaillait sur des commandes pour la Shakespeare …

… Henry Fuseli's The Nightmare (1781) is an iconic Romantic painting that depicts "darker,
irrational forces" in a gothic style ("Henry Fuseli… the unconscious" ("Henry Fuseli, The Nightmare"…

… that goes back to the time of the early Romantics, Martin Myrone’s exhibition and catalogue,
… its central object a late eighteenth-century painting (Henry Fuseli’s ‘The Nightmare’), locates …

… position in the visual arts and informed British Romanticism in the late eighteenth and early
… Captive” from the catalogue of the 1975 exhibition Henry Fuseli 1741-1825, notes that “His …

… two major groups: Neo-Classicism and Romanticism. It seems established that identification
… outside his native Switzerland) the works of Henry Fuseli (born Johann Heinrich Fiissli, 1741…

… Where once he might have been cast into some grandly abstracted transition from
Neoclassicism to Romanticism, or from Enlightenment to Modernity, he is now more likely to be …

… 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-…

… and dark aspects should be understood as a phenomenon of Romanticism. The Italian literary
scholar identified Gothic novels of the early English Romantics as one of the origins of this …