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Henry Fuseli (German: Johann Heinrich Füssli) (February 7, 1741 – April 17, 1825) was a British painter, draughtsman, and writer on art, of Swiss origin.
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Theft of Dali Drawing Was Incongruous in its Simplicity
News Source: The New York Times | 11 months agoNew York Police, via Associated Press Salvador Dali's Cartel de Don Juan Tenorio was taken from a gallery on Madison Avenue in Manhattan. The man who stole a drawing by the Surrealist painter Salvador Dali on Tuesday wore only the most basic of -
Art Review: ‘A Passion for Drawings,’ Charles Ryskamp’s Bequest, at Frick
News Source: International Herald Tribune | 1 year agoMichael Bodycomb/Frick Collection, New York Pierre-Joseph Redoute's Plum Branches Intertwined, from 1802-4. Michael Bodycomb/The Frick Collection, New York Henry Fuseli's Fallen Horseman Attacked by a Monstrous Serpent, from around 1800, inspired by -
This week's new exhibitions
News Source: The Guardian | over 1 year agoFount (detail), by Alison Watt Alison Watt, Edinburgh Appropriately titled Hiding In Full View, Alison Watt's recent paintings focus on swathes of lyrically convoluted fabrics that appear to screen unseen depths of melancholic reverie. As seen in -
Art in Review: ‘INVITATION TO THE VOYAGE’
News Source: The New York Times | over 1 year agoAlgus Greenspon 71 Morton Street, West Village Through Oct. 8 An early contender for best group show of the season, this spellbinding exhibition carries Romantic, pre-Raphaelite and Symbolist art into the present. It segues from 19th-century -
BBC asked Rolf Harris to paint Lily Cole in Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night'...
News Source: Mail Online UK | over 2 years agoWhat happened when the BBC asked Rolf Harris to paint one of Shakespeare's most famous scenes?...But when I finally got my chance, it was nearly a disaster from the start. I was painting the model Lily Cole as Queen Titania in Shakespeare's A -
Paul Sandby: Calm after the storm
News Source: The Independent | 3 years agoThink of some Americans, for example, and the way they seem to feel about gun control, abortion, climate change, Medicare, Obama. Are there any artists I feel about that way – and if I did, would I put it in print?...Certainly, there are artists who -
Great Works: The Isle of the Dead (1880), Arnold Böcklin
News Source: The Independent | over 3 years agoIn 1945, George Orwell wrote an essay called "Good Bad Books". It was about "a type of book which we hardly seem to produce in these days, but which flowered with great richness in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries... that is, the
