… In painting, it lived a shadow existence alongside more … Henry Fuseli (1741-1825), and an
international circle of artists active in Rome in the 1770s. In this volume, Pop examines 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 …

… career of Henry Fuseli, while they are fresh on the memory; for if the biography of any …
When we look at the historical pictures which he painted, it is easy to perceive what figures …

… that reappear in Fuseli’s large-scale painted treatments of that play produced for Boydell
in the next few years (Tate, London, and Kunstmuseum, Winterthur). A more likely source of …

… Milton, Dictating to His Daughter was one of 47 paintings by Fuseli, depicting scenes from
Milton's life and works, unveiled to the public in 1799 as the Milton Gallery, the culmination of …

… career of Henry Fuseli, while they are fresh on the memory; for if the biography of any … friend
of the elder Fuseli, and addressed to him an elaborate letter on landscape-painting, which is …

… Faith and morality were important concerns for Fuseli. In all, Fuseli executed five paintings
and fourteen drawings based on themes from Dante, as well as illustrating five heads from the …

Henry Fuseli's alternative classicism … Henry Fuseli's alternative classicism … in his day as
there are now, and they were as divergent; and Fuseli's work is probably closer now than it has …

… , Swiss-born painter Henry Fuseli worked on multiple commissions for … These were not
merely erudite disquisitions, but, Fuseli … of this thesis: Fuseli’s literary paintings of the 1780s and …

… Significantly, the Oath of the Riitli is the only painting Fuseli ever signed and dated, a clear
indication of the work's perceived importance to him and his reputation27. After finishing it, …