… The Art Institute has recently acquired an important painting by one of the major figures in
this movement, Henry Fuseli's Milton, Dictating to His Daughter. It is grand in scale and feeling …

… Runciman, Barry and Fuseli were known for intractable and inflammatory personalities.
All these artists participated in the formation of a neoClassical style of painting, but were …

… in a corpus of wash drawings executed by Henry Fuseli (1741-1825), and an international
circle of artists active in Rome in the 1770s. I examine Fuseli's oeuvre within the context of a …

… This thesis provides a thematically-based interpretation of Henry Fuseli’s art-making …
This thesis is a thematic study of Henry Fuseli’s artistry and the ideas that informed …

… It is with such feelings that I attempt to give some particulars of the life and professional
career of Henry Fuseli, while they are fresh on the memory; for if the biography of any …

Anglo-Swiss artist Henry Fuseli (1741-1825) shared drawings of a sexually charged and
implied sadistic nature among an elite and intimate group of male artists. These drawings …

… no means identical with the same author's rather rash verdicts in The Mind of Henry Fuseli
… 2629, a book that was in print when the editor first learned about the Fuseli poems in the "…

… HENRY FUSELI so he chose to spell his name, though his fathers wrote it Fuessli-first saw
the light, by all accounts save his own, in the year 1741, at Zurich; but as he seldom wished to …

… Not only do I look in Chapter Three at Henry Fuseli (rather than only at the more famous
poetic text he supplements), but also at his art work, at the emotional content and cultural …