Henrijs Fuseli, 1778. gads - nolādētās dvēseles vadītājs no Dantesferno (verso) - tēlotājmāksla

Šis šedevrs ar nosaukumu Head of a Damned Soul from Dante'sInferno,(verso) izgatavoja vīrietis Swiss mākslinieks Henry Fuseli. 240 gadu vecajai mākslas darba versijai bija izmērs: edges irregular, appro×, 40,6 × 29,8 cm (16 × 11 3/4 in) un tika nokrāsots ar eļļa uz audekla. "Heinrich Fuessly / 1741-1825 (verso, lower left)" was the artpiece's original inscription. The work of art can be viewed in in the Čikāgas Mākslas institūts kolekcija. Ar pieklājību no Čikāgas Mākslas institūts (licence - publisks īpašums). : Leonora zāles Gurlijas piemiņas kolekcija. Digitālās reprodukcijas izlīdzināšana notiek portretā formāts ar sānu attiecību 1: 1.4, kas nozīmē, ka garums ir par 29% īsāks nekā platums. Henry Fuseli was a male poet, illustrator, painter, drawer of Swiss nationality, whose style was mainly Romanticism. The European artist lived for a total of 84 years - born in the year 1741 in Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland and died in 1825.

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Born into a family of artists in Zurich, Henry Fuseli lived in Italy from 1770 to 1778. He probably painted this head, as well as the one executed with equally loose brushwork on the reverse of the canvas, as a study for his own use. Both images were also engraved as illustrations for Johann Caspar Lavater’s influential book on physiognomy (the science of facial structure). According to the text, the heads were inspired by damned souls in Dante Alighieri’s epic poem Inferno. Throughout his career, Fuseli favored heroic subjects taken from the work of Dante, John Milton, and William Shakespeare, and he drew formal inspiration from Michelangelo, whom he equated with his literary heroes.