… We must turn, then, to the beginnings of Fuseli's enterprise as translator and disseminator, …
for both Fuseli and Blake. I We know of only two things that Henry Fuseli took with him when …

… Like Fuseli, we have a passion for the inexplicable … in Fuseli, published in the context of
a wider study of the creative interrogation of materialism and empiricism in William Blake and …

… Indeed he regarded his view as being very close to that of William Blake. Nonetheless the
main business of his book was not to examine Blake's re-vision of Milton's deity, but rather to …

… Blake and Henry Fuseli will directly inform my analysis, but I … Mary Shelley, William Blake
and Henry Fuseli and their treatment … First, I will show that Shelley, Blake and Fuseli favour the …

… of immediate importance to Blake, but it was also highly significant for Henry Fuseli who had
not … The actual engraving can be seen in Kathleen Raine's William Blake, 1970, p. 33, pi. 18. …

… engraver William Blake may have been the original owner of the Auckland Fuseli collection
… no means identical with the same author's rather rash verdicts in The Mind of Henry Fuseli …

… For our present study we wish to refer to the Visions of the Daughters of Albion as an
expression of Blake's knowledge of the love affair between Mary Wollstonecraft and Henry Fuseli. …

… of what may be considered its most prominent practitioner, Henry Fuseli (1741–1825).10
That said, … For this purpose I can think of no fitter subject than the painter whom William Blake …

… -born painter and future Royal Academy Professor Henry Fuseli, who in all likelihood added
… 4 it was Fuseli, too, who provided the preliminary drawing on which William Blake based his …