Henry Fuseli
"The art of Henry Fuseli has never been appreciated as it deserves ... he has too often been overlooked in the shadow of Blake or dismissed as as a literary painter and illustrator. Yet he stands today as a key figure in English, if not European, art ... sympathetic on the one hand to the discipline of Mengs and Winckelmann, yet temperamentally akin to Rousseau's outpourings of the soul, he syncretized both influences into a style which exploits the simplicity of neo-classicism with all the passion of the Romantic generation."--Page 5
Print Book, English, 1974
Academy Editions ; St. Martin's Press, London, New York, 1974