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Henry Fuseli. by Martin Myrone, 2001-07-01 The Life and Writings of Henry Fuseli ... by Anonymous, 2010-04-03 The Life and Writings of Henry Fuseli ...: The Life of Henry Fuseli by Henry Fuseli, John Knowles, 2010-01-10 Prints and Engraved Illustrations by and After Henry Fuseli: A Catalogue Raisonne by D. H. Weinglass, 1993-12 The Life And Writings Of Henry Fuseli: Keeper And Professor Of Painting To The Royal Academy In London V2 by John Knowles, 2007-07-25 The Life and Writings of Henry Fuseli ...: Lectures by Henry Fuseli, John Knowles, 2010-01-12 The Life And Writings Of Henry Fuseli: Keeper And Professor Of Painting To The Royal Academy In London V1 by John Knowles, 2007-07-25 The Life and Writings of Henry Fuseli, Volume 2 by Henry Fuseli, John Knowles, 2010-01-12 The Drawings Of Henry Fuseli by Paul Ganz, 2010-09-10 The Life and Writings of Henry Fuseli, Esq. M.A.R.A. by John Knowles, 1831 The Life And Writings Of Henry Fuseli: Keeper And Professor Of Painting To The Royal Academy In London V3 by John Knowles, 2007-07-25 Anecdote Lives of William Hogarth, Sir Joshua Reynolds, Thomas Gainsborough, Henry Fuseli, Sir Thomas Lawrence, and J.m.w. Turner by John Timbs, 2010-01-02 The Life and Writings of Henry Fuseli, the Former Written and the Latter Ed. by J. Knowles (3) by Johann Heinrich Füssli, 2009-12-24 Life and Times of Henry Fuseli by Peter Tomory, 1972-11-27

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1. Henry Fuseli - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
   Henry Fuseli (in German, Johann Heinrich Füssli; February 7, . Weinglass, David H. Henry Fuseli and the Engraver s Art. Boston World Wide Books, 1982.  
   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Fuseli
   
   Extractions: Kriemhild and Gunther He was born in Z¼rich Switzerland , the second of eighteen children. His father was Johann Caspar F¼ssli , a painter of portraits and landscapes, and author of Lives of the Helvetic Painters . He intended Henry for the church, and sent him to the Caroline college of Zurich, where he received an excellent classical education. One of his schoolmates there was Johann Kaspar Lavater , with whom he became close friends. Horseman attacked by a giant snake, c. 1800. After taking orders in Fuseli was forced to leave the country as a result of having helped Lavater to expose an unjust magistrate, whose powerful family sought revenge. He first travelled through Germany , and then, in , visited England, where he supported himself for some time by miscellaneous writing. Eventually, he became acquainted with Sir Joshua Reynolds , to whom he showed his drawings. Following Sir Joshua's advice he devoted himself wholly to art. In

2. Henry Fuseli
   Henry Fuseli was born Johann Heinrich Füssli in Zürich into a family of artists and writers. His father was the portrait painter and art historian Johannes  
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   Extractions: Henry Fuseli Swiss painter, poet, critic, and teacher, a fervent admirer of Shakespeare, who spent most of his active career in England. Fuseli has often been regarded as a forerunner of the Romantic art movement and a precursor of Symbolism and Surrealism. His most famous painting is The Nightmare (1781), in which an ape-like goblin sits on a young woman, who is sleeping in a strained posture. The only man that ever I knew (William Blake's tribute to Fuseli) The Painter in Conversation with Johann Jakob Bodmer Fuseli was ordained a Zwinglian clergyman in 1761. Next year, in consequence of a pamphlet, in which he attacked Felix Grebel, the corrupted administration of a magistrate, he had to leave Zurich. Fuseli's fellow-polemicist, the theologian Johann Casper Lavater, later descibed his energetic friend: "His spirits are hurricane, his servants flames of fire. He goes on the wings of the wind. His laugh is the mockery of Hell, and his love a murderous lightning flash." Fuseli traveled through Germany, and spent then much time in Berlin. There worked on a German translation of Lady Mary Wortley Montagu's Letters , which was published in 1763. Lavater and Fuseli remained friends. Fuseli's translation of Lavater's

3. Henry Fuseli (1741 - 1825) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews
   Henry fuseli henry Fuseli was born in Zurich, Switzerland. Although his father was an amateur painter, Fuseli originally joined the seminary and was  
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   Extractions: Henry Fuseli was born in Zurich, Switzerland. Although his father was an amateur painter, Fuseli originally joined the seminary and was ordained as a minister in the Swiss Reformed Church in 1761. Under the encouragement of Sir Joshua Reynolds, Fuseli began to paint in 1768, spending eight years in Italy admiring the religious work of Michelangelo. Fuseli moved to London in 1778, exhibiting his most famous painting, The Nightmare at the Royal Academy in 1782. In Fuseli’s work he tended to favor dramatic scenes of terror, imagination, and eroticism.

4. John Henry  Fuseli 
   Henry Fuseli was Swiss by birth but worked in England for many years, becoming a Royal Academician in 1790. Born Füsslia name which he later Italianized  
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   Extractions: Henry Fuseli was Swiss by birth but worked in England for many years, becoming a Royal Academician in 1790. Born Füssli-a name which he later Italianized into its present version-he became a clergyman (ordained in 1761) at the insistence of his father, who was a painter. Fuseli revolted against this enforced career and, in 1763, began studying art in Berlin before moving to England where he worked as an engraver and translator. It was in England that he met Sir Joshua Reynolds , who encouraged his artistic career. In 1770 Fuseli went to Rome where he spent the next eight years copying the works of his idol, Michelangelo . After his return to England he soon became well known for his exotic and Romantic scenes, painted in a pseudo-mannerist style, in which his imaginative power far outstripped his artistic ability.

5. Henry Fuseli --  Britannica Online Encyclopedia
   Britannica online encyclopedia article on Henry Fuseli Swissborn painter whose works are among the most exotic, original, and sensual pieces of his time.  
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6. Henry FUSELI
   Henry FUSELI SwissBritish 1741-1825 Milton, when a youth c. 1796-1799 oil on canvas 128.0 x 103.0 cm Purchased 1981 E1-1981  
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   Extractions: This is one of forty paintings Fuseli painted and then exhibited in London in 1799, which depict episodes in the life of the poet Milton. The incident depicted is from his Milton's early life, based on a romantic myth which describes how Milton, asleep under a tree, was observed by an Italian lady. Moved by Milton's beauty she wrote some lines of poetry and placed them in his hand. It has been suggested that it is not a literal transcription of this story but more likely refers to poetic inspiration by the muse. Return to summary

7. Henry Fuseli
   Translate this page fuseli henry Fuseli. (Suiza, 1741-1825). 1781 - 40 años Pesadilla nocturna Material Óleo sobre lienzo. Medidas 127 x 102 cm.  
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8. Henry Fuseli Posters
   Henry Fuseli posters. fuseli henry Achilles Searching for the Shade of Patrocles fuseli henry - Death as Perceived by the Ancient Greeks  
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   Extractions: Artist Fuseli Henry Title The Nightmare Size 46 cm x 61 cm / 18'' x 24'' Availability 3-5 Days Item# Artist Fuseli Henry Title The Creation of Eve 1791-93 Size 61 cm x 46 cm / 24'' x 18'' Availability 3-5 Days Item# Artist Fuseli Henry Title Macbeth and the Witches Size 61 cm x 46 cm / 24'' x 18'' Availability 3-5 Days Item# Artist Fuseli Henry Title Three Witches Size 46 cm x 61 cm / 18'' x 24'' Availability 3-5 Days Item# Artist Fuseli Henry Title Achilles Searching for the Shade of Patrocles 1803 Size 61 cm x 46 cm / 24'' x 18'' Availability 3-5 Days Item# Artist Fuseli Henry Title Achilles Tries in Vain To Seize Hold of the Ghost of Patroclus Size 61 cm x 46 cm / 24'' x 18'' Availability 3-5 Days Item# Artist Fuseli Henry Title Death as Perceived by the Ancient Greeks Size 61 cm x 46 cm / 24'' x 18'' Availability 3-5 Days Item# Artist Fuseli Henry Title Here I and Sorrow Sit Act II Scene I of King John by William Shakespeare 1783 Size 61 cm x 46 cm / 24'' x 18'' Availability 3-5 Days Item# Artist Fuseli Henry Title Lady Macbeth Sleepwalking 1783 Size 61 cm x 46 cm / 24'' x 18'' Availability 3-5 Days Item# Artist Fuseli Henry Title Mad Kate 1806-07 Size 61 cm x 46 cm / 24'' x 18'' Availability 3-5 Days Item# Page 1 of 3

9. Henry Fussli Paintings | Oil Paintings | Oil Painting Reproductions
   Henry Fussli is also known as fuseli henry, Henry Fuseli, Fuseli Henri, Füssli Johann Heinrich, Fuseli Johann Heinrich, Henry Fuseli R.A., Fussli Henry the  
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10. WebMuseum: Fuseli, Henry
    fuseli, henry (Johann Heinrich Füssli) (17411825). Swiss-born painter, draughtsman, and writer on art, active mainly in England, where he was one of the  
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    Extractions: Fuseli, Henry (Johann Heinrich Füssli) (1741-1825). Swiss-born painter, draughtsman, and writer on art, active mainly in England, where he was one of the outstanding figures of the Romantic movement. He was the son of a portrait painter, Johann Caspar Füssli (1707-82), but he originally trained as a priest; he took holy orders in 1761, but never practised. In 1765 he came to London at the suggestion of the British Ambassador in Berlin, who had been impressed by his drawings. Reynolds encouraged him to tape up painting, and he spent the years 1770-78 in Italy, engrossed in the study of Michelangelo , whose elevated style he sought to emulate for the rest of his life. On his return he exhibited highly imaginative works such as The Nightmare (Detroit Institute of Arts, 1781), the picture that secured his reputation when it was shown at the Royal Academy in 1782 (there is another version in the Goethe-museum, Frankfurt). An unforgettable image of a woman in the throes of a violently erotic dream, this painting shows how far ahead of his time Fuseli was in exploring the murky areas of the psyche where sex and fear meet. His fascination with the horrifying and fastastic also comes out in many of his literary subjects, which formed a major part of his output; he painted several works for Boydell's Shakespeare Gallery, and in 1799 he followed this example by opening a Milton Gallery in Pall Mall with an exhibition of forty-seven of his own paintings. Fusely was a much respected and influential figure in his lifetime, but his work was generally neglected for about a century after his death until the

11. John Henry Fuseli Online
    John henry fuseli Swissborn British Romantic Painter, 1741-1825 Guide to pictures of works by John henry fuseli in art museum sites and image archives  
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12. Fuseli, Henry
    ANSC 100 Image Library fuseli, henry. The Artist Moved by the Grandeur of Ancient Ruins, fuseli, 177879 The Nightmare, fuseli, 1781-1782  
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13. Henry Fuseli
    Johann Heinrich Füssli was born in Zurich in 1741; he moved to England in 1764 and later changed his name to henry fuseli. The London theatre, and in  
    http://www.english.emory.edu/classes/Shakespeare_Illustrated/Fuseli.html
    
    Extractions: Hamlet Henry IV Henry V King Lear Macbeth and The Tempest and three scenes from A Midsummer Night's Dream ). He later painted five pictures for Woodmason's Irish Gallery (1793), an enterprise designed to emulate in Dublin the success of Boydell's exhibition in London. Fuseli turned often to Shakespeare for his inspiration; , the catalogue of the 1997 exhibition of Fuseli's Shakespeare paintings in Parma, Italy, lists 85 paintings, drawings, sketches and engravings drawn from the plays. After a prolific and successful career as an artist in England, he died in 1825. Fuseli admired the Romantic poets, and many of his illustrations for Shakespeare and Miltonas well as a number of other poets and writersreveal his love for the grotesque, the sublime, and the fantastic. He is best remembered for his influential painting The Nightmare and his fascination with the realm of the dream-world in his works. The Death of Cardinal Beaufort (1772) Lady Constance, Arthur and Salisbury (1783) The Three Witches (after 1783) Titania's Awakening (1785-89) ... Titania and Bottom (1786-89) Puck (c. 1790) Titania, Bottom and the Fairies (1793-94)

14. Henry Fuseli Posters At AllPosters.com
    henry fuseli Posters at AllPosters.com. Choose from over 300000 posters and prints. Professional custom framing available.  
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15. Johann Heinrich Fussli
    henry fuseli was born in Switzerland, the son of a painter and writer, Johann Caspar fuseli At the age of 20, henry fuseli was ordained as a pastor,  
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    Extractions: See also: Symbolism VIEW IMAGE LIST The Death of Oedipus (1784) and Titania and Bottom (c. 1780-90), as well as in Henry's later career as an art critic. At the age of 20, Henry Fuseli was ordained as a pastor, but a disagreement with his father prompted him to leave Switzerland and the Church. He traveled throughout Europe, studying in Germany and Italy, where he was influenced by Michelangelo , before arriving in London. He was soon accepted into the London art-world and became a member of the Royal Academy in 1790. Despite frequent visits to Europe, including to his native Switzerland, he always returned to London. Fuseli's enigmatic, dreamlike Nightmare was exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1790, bringing him wide public acclaim and instant fame. The unsettling subject matter and treatment reveal the disparate influences of Classicism (engendered by his study of Michelangelo), the grotesque, as seen in the work of Arcimboldo, and the work of William Blake - From Essential History of Art Buy Henry Fuseli

16. Indecent Images
    henry fuseli predates the preRaphaelites by a good margin — his works are somewhat more stylized, although they often touch on mythical themes.  
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17. Henry Fuseli
    Zurich, 1962) Aphorisms, Chiefly Relative to the Fine Arts (London, 1818) The Collected English Letters of henry fuseli, ed. D. H. Weinglass (New York,  
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18. Oedipus Cursing His Son, Polynices
    henry fuseli s dramatic painting, exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1786, depicts the tense climax of Oedipus at Colonus, a drama by Sophocles.  
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19. Tate Britain | Past Exhibitions | Gothic Nightmares | Henry Fuseli
    James Northcote, henry fuseli, 1778. James Northcote henry fuseli 1778 Oil on canvas, 778 x 645 mm Lent by the National Portrait Gallery, London  
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    Extractions: var gaJsHost = (("https:" == document.location.protocol) ? "https://ssl." : "http://www."); document.write(unescape("%3Cscript src='" + gaJsHost + "google-analytics.com/ga.js' type='text/javascript'%3E%3C/script%3E")); About Visiting Info Book Tickets Catalogue ... Further Resources Henry Fuseli William Blake James Gillray Other Artists Born Johann Heinrich F¼ssli, Swiss history painter and writer, based permanently in England from 1779. Fuseli was born in Zurich into a family of painters and art historians. Although his siblings pursued artistic careers, he was persuaded to study theology. He was trained as a Zwinglian (Protestant) priest in Zurich, but after protesting against the corruption of a local politician was advised to leave Switzerland. Fuseli travelled around Germany in 1763-4, before moving to London. Here he worked as a translator, writer and illustrator, gaining a reputation as a passionate follower of the radical philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712-78). By 1770 he had raised the funds to travel to Italy to pursue a career as a painter. He spent the years 1770-78 in Rome, at the heart of a dynamic international community of younger artists. He continued to work until the end, and attracted the support of a few wealthy collectors. Fuseli’s reputation as a painter in oils was uneven, and plummeted after his death. His drawings, however, still attracted admiration and his eccentricities became the stuff of legend. His work was reappraised in Switzerland and then in Britain in the early twentieth century, when it was seen as anticipating the Surrealist and Expressionist tendencies within modern art.

20. Henry Fuseli
    Interesting, henry fuseli was born as Johann Heinrich Füssli in Switzerland. henry fuseli was originally trained to be a priest, but fuseli never really  
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