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The nightmare. Painting by Johann Henrich Fussli (Fuseli) (1741 - 1825), Swiss School
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The nightmare. Painting by Johann Henrich Fussli (Fuseli) (1741 - 1825), Swiss School
JLJ4577419 The nightmare. Painting by Johann Henrich Fussli (Fuseli) (1741 - 1825), Swiss School, 1782. Frankfurt, Goethe Museum - The Nightmare. Painting by Johann Heinrich Fussli (Henry Fuseli) (1741 - 1825), Swiss School, 1782. Goethe Museum, Frankfurt, Germany by Fussli, Johann Heinrich (1741-1825); Goethe Museum, Frankfurt, Germany; (add.info.: The nightmare. Painting by Johann Henrich Fussli (Fuseli) (1741 - 1825), Swiss School, 1782. Frankfurt, Goethe Museum - The Nightmare. Painting by Johann Heinrich Fussli (Henry Fuseli) (1741 - 1825), Swiss School, 1782. Goethe Museum, Frankfurt, Germany); Photo ePhoto Josse; Swiss, out of copyright
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is a captivating painting by Johann Heinrich Fussli, also known as Henry Fuseli, created in 1782. This masterpiece belongs to the Swiss School and can be found at the Goethe Museum in Frankfurt, Germany. The image depicts a scene of both terror and intrigue. In the foreground lies a young woman, seemingly asleep but disturbed by an otherworldly presence. A demonic creature with fiery eyes sits upon her chest, its grotesque form creating an eerie atmosphere. The girl's vulnerability contrasts sharply with the menacing figure that haunts her dreams. Fuseli's work is rich in symbolism and allegory. The horse standing beside the bed represents death or mortality, while the devilish creature embodies our darkest fears and desires. This painting explores themes of sleep paralysis and nightmares, delving into the realm of imagination where reality blurs with fantasy. "The Nightmare" has become an iconic piece of art that continues to captivate viewers centuries after its creation. Its haunting imagery invites us to confront our own fears and delve into the depths of our subconscious minds. This print captures every intricate detail of Fuseli's masterpiece, allowing us to appreciate his skillful brushwork and meticulous attention to detail. It serves as a reminder of how art can evoke powerful emotions within us and transport us into another world - one filled with mystery, darkness, and beauty all at once.
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