17 days ago by tomorrowandthedayafter

One of the cultural experiences of living in London that I’m most excited about is visiting the museums and galleries, allowing me to reconnect with my university studies in art history. Here are the current exhibits that top my list once I hit town. Have I missed any must-sees? Tate Modern The Unil ...

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33 days ago by Kafkiana

'The Nightmare' by Henry Fuseli, 1781. [...] Porque lo bello es lo que se coge en el momento en que ocurre. Es la configuración efímera de las cosas en el momento en que uno ve al mismo tiempo la belleza y la muerte. ¡Ay! me he dicho, ¿quiere decir ésto qué así es como uno tiene que vivir su vida? ¿ ...

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54 days ago by Ryan

As my last post before taking a holiday break, I figured I'd put up the latest of my paint splashes on paper. Inspired in thought if not in execution by the images of wee ones and fairie folks by the likes of Henry Fuseli and Sir Joseph Paton, here's my take on tiny nature spirit. Not very natural, ...

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110 days ago by Paralelo Longe

Titania Awakes, Surrounded by Attendant Fairies - 1794 Kunsthaus - Zurich - Switzerland “Titania is awakened by Bottom's singing and immediately falls in love with him. She lavishes him with attention, and presumably makes love to him. While she is in this state of devotion, Oberon takes the changel ...

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119 days ago

peril: The Nightmare (1781), oil on canvas, Detroit Institute of Art | artwork by Henry Fuseli

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125 days ago by uioae

In all my memories of sleeps, I had never once experienced sleep paralysis until last night. They say that sleep paralysis is a rare occurrence. They say that it feels as if there is a haunting or some external force … Continue reading →

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135 days ago by Sandrine Joseph

L’exposition “L’Europe des esprits ou la fascination de l’écoute (1750 – 1950)” 8 octobre 2011 – 12 février 2012 au musée d’art moderne et contemporain de Strasbourg Francisco Goya, La Conjuration (Les Sorcières), 1797 - 1798 L’Europe des Esprits ou la fascination de l’occulte, 1750-1950, est une e ...

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159 days ago by Elizabeth Kerri Mahon

Scandalous Women is pleased to welcome author Nancy Means Wright to the blog. Nancy is the author of 2 mystery novels featuring one of my favorite Scandalous Women, Mary Wollstonecraft. While Parisians stormed the Bastille in 1789 and freed the starving prisoners, a masked Henry Fuseli coolly dealt ...

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165 days ago by maggiebishop

1/ Why did you become interested in the 1790s? In the 60s I went with my husband to live in a boys’ school but couldn’t teach English because the headmaster said it was “a man’s subject.” (!!zz**) Then in a consciousness-raising group, I discovered Mary Wollstonecraft, author of A Vindication of the ...

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166 days ago by SliversOfShe

i’ve fallen in two one of the deepest sleeps and one of the worse realities where evil lingers beyond the shadows and spirits force massages in an empty room i met a girl tonight maybe not our first encounter white face and dark hair her name is unknown to me as she speaks naught but [...]

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