Zürich 1741–1825 London Collection
"Zürich 1741–1825 London
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"Zürich 1741–1825 London: A Journey through Drawings and Prints" Step into the world of art as we explore the captivating works of Zürich-born artist Heinrich Fuseli during his time in London. Known for his imaginative and often dark compositions, Fuseli's prints and drawings offer a glimpse into the depths of human emotion and the supernatural. In "Wie Till die Schneider duch Saue straft, " we witness Till Eulenspiegel's mischievous antics brought to life through intricate engravings. The nightmarish imagery in "Night Mare" showcases Fuseli's talent as both an engraver and an artist, while his role as a publisher is highlighted in Laurede Henry Fuseli's print. Venturing further into the realm of fantasy, "Der Besessene" presents a real scene from San Spirito Hospital where an escapee finds himself haunted by unseen forces. In "Fuessli und Bodmer, " we witness a conversation between two great minds - Heinrich Fuessli and Johann Jakob Bodmer - captured on paper forever. The mythological tale of Hercules slaying Diomedes' flesh-eating mares comes alive in one of Apollodorus' prints. Meanwhile, Chrysogone conceives Ray Sunshine Amoretta Belphoebe under Edmund Spenser's watchful eye, showcasing Fuessli's ability to bring literary works to visual life. Prepare for chills as Dion appears wielding his ghostly apparition in "Das Gespenst des Dion. " Witness history unfold with "Der Schweizerbund, " capturing the oath at Rutli that formed Switzerland. Flora attired elements grace the frontispiece Economy Vegetation vol. , adding beauty to scientific exploration. Delve into ancient times with Caius Marius depicted as a brave soldier by Plutarch in Marius 39 Lucan.