… Are there in fact eighteenth-century connections between Greek tragedy and Shakespeare?
And were they accessible to Fuseli? Greek tragedy as we now use the term was simply not …

… , traces the development away from the rigid emulation of classical virtue to a comparative
view in which the violence and alien morals of Greek tragedy are seen to belong to a foreign …

… Greek tragedy. What has largely puzzled art historians about the opposition to a Roman-centered,
civic neoclassicism—its violence, sexuality, occultism, in a word its irrationality—can …

… , the Swiss artist Henry Fuseli illustrated a great number of … artists of the day - among them
Fuseli - it offered a wide range … In this essay, I would like to offer a close analysis of Fuseli's …

… 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 …

… 9 As Fuseli was an erudite artist who took pride in education, it is surprising that scholars …
Captive” from the catalogue of the 1975 exhibition Henry Fuseli 1741-1825, notes that “His very …

… by the renowned and popular painter Henry Fuseli. Her choice of … to simply re-draw Fuseli's
paintings without substantially … painting, lines from Sophocles' tragedy, we can better under…

… 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 …

… At this period Fuseli, as well as … and Greek tragedy (he was teaching himself classical
Greek). In 1774 the Jesuit priest and antiquarian Father Thorpe, who lived in Rome, noticed Fuseli …

Ir cannot be considered as superfluous or assuming to present the reader of the following
lectures, with a succinct characteristic sketch of the principal technic instruction, ancient and …