… (Figure 10.1) by the Swiss artist Henry Fuseli (1741–1825). It … Those familiar with Fuseli’s
work will be able to place this … a ‘postmodern’ recognition of the plurality of partial perspectives. …

… of Anglo-Swiss artist Henry Fuseli and French artist Anne-… and different modalities, Fuseli
and Girodet both engaged with … In this way Fuseli and Girodet compel us to read the stylistic …

… Pluralism of taste prepares the way for the pluralism of cultures that Herder proposes in
the Ideas. The equation of private enjoyment with dreaming casts light on the puzzling dream …

… realisms and emergent, official notions of American pluralism, notions embodied … ) of
the cultural workers I cover worked within and against this idea of pluralism, intertwining …

… again in his discussion of Henry Fuseli. He discusses at length Fuseli's stadial history of art
… Diversity, drama, and particular detail could arouse sympathetic response; so enraptured, …

… Blake and Henry Fuseli will directly inform my analysis, but I … Shelley, William Blake and
Henry Fuseli and their treatment of … three themes: unity versus diversity, beauty versus ugliness …

… The literary output of artists such as Joshua Reynolds, James Barry and Henry Fuseli …
display of unity built on the wealth of diversity from the past ever achieved in the decoration of any …

… Henry Fuseli’s depictions of Norse mythology have been termed “Neopaganism,” reinterpreted
myths that fit the pluralist and liberal ideas of modern society.Neopaganism reflected …

… suggests the influence of Fuseli exemplified by his dramatic representation of Dante's
encounter with the Ugolino and Ruggieri in Inferno 32 and 33 ( Figure 4 ). Fuseli executed at least …

R EADER, who by chance (for to his accidental majeſty I confecrate this book) doft happen to
light on theſe leaves, mifconftrue not to pedagogic rage or luft of truth my motive for leading …