… Henry Fuseli, Franz Kugler, and Charles Blanc for the dissemination of the Carracci “legend”
(and for the family’s subsequent relegation to secondary status in the story of the progress …

… He also became friends with Priestley and the artist Henry Fuseli—two relationships that …
[31] Yet, as Helen Braithwaite writes in her study of Johnson, his "enlightened pluralistic …

… This can be Shakespeare’s influence on Henry Fuseli (1741-1825) when the latter paints …
Unity in diversity should be one way to conceive the relationship between comparative …

… has been marked by a recrudescence of interest in Henry Fuseli ( 1741-1825), Swiss-born …
if we are to perceive the order underlying the great diversity of modern art . . . in defining this …

… magisterial publication of 1973 on Henry Fuseli (1741–1825)… Kant and pluralist philosopher
of culture whose Outlines of a … , at least according to Fuseli.Footnote 27 This physiognomy …

… pratiques de lectures que Le Cauchemar de Henry Fuseli (1781) a générés. Les … Fuseli’s
case, The Nightmare visualizes a sentiment ready to be personified and turned to a plurality …

… The third and fourth chapters examine works by Henry Fuseli … understandable, given the
diversity of the images produced … Barry, Henry Tresham) and the Romantic (Henry Fuseli) as …

… diversity of the country has also meant that there is a constant need to reaffirm unity. The
small size and the balance between unity and diversity … settle, becoming Henry Fuseli. It was …

… mountains; great pines, of the most inconceivable diversity of forms, some straight as arrows,
… draughtsman Johann Heinrich Füssli, or Fuseli as he called himself following a stay in Italy. …

… It is particularly evident in the work of Johann Winckelmann and Henry Fuseli, who …
similar events of different periods, the ambiguity and plurality of names of men and places, and …