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Illustrations of Shakespeare Plays by Henry Fuseli |
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educational posters > literature > William Shakespeare > Shakespeare Plays by Henry Fuseli < social studies |
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Henry Fuseli had a technique of exaggerating the proportions of human bodies by extending the limbs to arbitary points on the canvas, thus using these contorted poses to express his preference for the supernatural. He was friends with William Blake and Mary Wollstonecraft. |
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Macbeth and the Witches,
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Three Witches,
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Lady Macbeth Sleepwaling, 1783, Giclee Print, Henry Fuseli
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Titania Awakes, Surrounded by Attendant Fairies, Clinging Rapturously to Bottom, Giclee Print, Henry Fuseli
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Here I and Sorrow Sit", Act II Scene I of "King John" by William Shakespeare, 1783 Art Print by Henry Fuseli
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Falstaff in the Washbasket Art Print, Henry Fuseli
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Discovering the Ring of the Nibelung in the Opera "The Ring of the Nibelung" Richard Wagner, Giclee Print, painting by Johann Heinrich Fussli
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