Henry fuseli

A compendium of various artworks in which dreams are depicted, including works by Blake, Grandville, Hokusai, Redon and Dürer.

Fascinated by the supernatural, Henry Fuseli's created dramatic illustrations of otherworldly scenes and creatures, ideas ultimately culminating in the Surrealism movement.

The Nightmare (second version, c. 1790) by Henry Fuseli. “There’s something those fellows catch–beyond life–that they’re able to make us catch for a second. Doré had it. Sime has it. Angarola of Chicago has it. And Pickman had it as no man ever had it before or–I hope to heaven–ever will again.” (Pickman’s Model, 1926) […]

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Titania Awakes, Surrounded by Attendant Fairies, clinging rapturously to Bottom, still wearing the A - Johann Heinrich Füssli

Anthony Esolen: Turn to God and say, “A clean heart create in me,” for the re-creation of one soul is greater than the creation of the world.

Fuseli - detail from a painting of a scene from A Midsummer Night's Dream. Die Elfenkönigin Titania und Zettel, der Weber mit Eselskopf. Looks like the mothman to me.

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