Henry Fuseli (1741-1825) was a Swiss-born artist and writer whose works were characterised by their vivid imagination and intense emotionalism. His style was influenced by the Romantic movement of the late 18th century, and his works often featured supernatural or fantastical subject matter. He is best known for his iconic painting The Nightmare, which is widely regarded as a masterpiece of the Romantic movement. Fuseli's work continues to be highly influential to this day, inspiring many modern artists.
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Fuseli Prints
- Achilles Searching for the Shade of Patrocles
- Adam & Eve
- The Appearance of Christ at Emmaus
- The Artist in Despair over the Magnitude of Antique Fragments
- Back View of a Standing Female, called Mrs. Fuseli
- The Birth of Sin
- The Creation of Eve
- Dido
- Figure Study from the 'Roman Album'
- The Fire King appears to Count Albert
- Friar Puck
- Drawing for the Frontispiece of 'The Botanic Garden', by Erasmus Darwin
- 'Here I and Sorrow Sit', Act II Scene I of 'King John' by Shakespeare
- The Ladies of Hastings
- Lady Macbeth Sleepwalking
- Mad Kate
- The Mighty Mother Sails through the Air, Frontispiece to Theophilus Swift's 'The Temple of Folly'
- The Nightmare
- The Nightmare
- The Nightmare Leaving Two Sleeping Women
- The Pain of Kriemhild
- Prospero, Miranda, Caliban and Ariel
- Satan Starting from the Touch of Ithuriel's Lance
- Scene of Witches from 'The Masque of Queens' by Benjamin Jonson
- Self Portrait
- Selling of Cupids
- Sin Pursued by Death
- Sketch for Oath on the Rütli
- Study for the 'Finding of the Body of Bassanio'
- Tekemessa and Eurysakes
- The Three Witches Appearing To Macbeth And Banquo
- Titania Awakes, Surrounded by Attendant Fairies
- Titania finds the Magic Ring on the Shore
- Titania's Awakening
- The Vision of the Deluge
- The Witches in "Macbeth"
- Zethos, Antiope and Amphion