Henry Fuseli
Fuseli, Henry - fyooˈzĭlē, 1741–1825, Anglo-Swiss painter and draftsman, b. Zürich. He was known also as Johann Heinrich Fuessli or Füssli. He took holy orders but never practiced the priesthood. Fuseli went (c.1763) to England and studied in London, where Joshua Reynolds befriended him. He spent a few years in Italy, where he made the studies for his Read More...
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A Century of British Painters (Chap. IX "Henry Fuseli and Historic Art")
by Samuel Redgrave, Richard Redgrave. 612 pgs.
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Letters of the Great Artists: From Blake to Pollock ("Henry Fuseli to Johann Kaspar Lavater" begins on p. 16)
by Richard Friedenthal. 290 pgs.
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A Pictorial Counterpart to "Gothick" Literature: Fuseli's The Nightmare, in Mosaic
by John F. Moffitt. 22 pgs.
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The Doppelganger: Double Visions in German Literature (Discussion of Henry Fuseli begins on p. 237)
by Andrew J. Webber. 382 pgs.
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