Fuseli was born Johann Heinrich Fiissli in Zurich in 174I. He and his brothers all possessed
intellects of the highest order and were educated accordingly in the direction of the higher …

AS both his biographers1 have pointed out, Timothy Flint is a" neglected writer." Flint wrote
much and sometimes even wrote well, but none of his novels have been republished since …

CAl XVII 3 334 constituted a distortion of Fuseli's content and form. While Scott was perhaps
able to convey the complexities of Fuseli's universe of technical discourse, it was the …

ALTHOUGH Fuseli had been introduced by exhibitions in Zurich in 1926 and 194I, and in
Paris in 1948, where the shock of impact had been slightly eased by the presence of Liotard …

The Nightmare, painted in the 1780 s, was perhaps his most famous work. Its fame was
spread by engravings over the entire continent. It is significant that Freud, in his study in …

Effie Gray, a beautiful and intelligent young socialite, rattled the foundations of England's
Victorian age. Married at nineteen to John Ruskin, the leading art critic of the time, she found …

During a career of more than half a century, mostly spent in England, the Swiss artist Henry
Fuseli illustrated a great number of literary texts, and among them many plays by …

302 Vincent Allan King it was his growing appreciation of popular art and his growing
disdain for the modernist art novel that shaped his reaction to Faulkner's fiction. In two …

IN 1965 the Library of Congress had the great good fortune to meet a new benefactor who
enormously augmented its resources for research into the Hfe and art of Franz Liszt. It is a …