Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGOPortrait of Fuseli (recto); Sketch of a Hand (verso)Henry Fuseli1761/1825 (recto); 1770/80 (verso) Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGOThe Discovery (recto), Two Sketches of Standing Male Figures (verso)Henry Fuseli1767/69 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGOStudy of Ignudo in Sistine Chapel, Rome (recto); Paraphrase of the Ignudo Seated to Upper Right of Prophet Jeremiah in Chapel, Rome (verso)Henry Fuselic. 1800 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGOFigure Studies (recto and verso)Henry Fuselic. 1800 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGOAided by Eeriboia, Hermes Carries Off the Exhausted Ares from the Sleeping Sons of Aloeus (recto); Sketch of One of the Sleeping Sons of Aloeus (verso)Henry Fuseli1819 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGOSketch for 'Dido on the Funeral Pyre' (recto); Erotic Sketch of Man and Woman (verso)Henry Fuselic. 1781 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGOThe Duke of Gloucester Lying in Wait for Lady Anne at the Funeral Procession of Her Father-in-law, King Henry VI (recto); Standing Male Nude, Leaning Forward (verso)Henry Fuseli1760/67 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGOSeated Warrior (recto); Striding Warrior (verso)Henry Fuselin.d. Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGOTheodore Meets in the Wood the Specter of His Ancestor Guido Cavalcanti, Chasing with Mastiffs His Former Disdainful MistressHenry Fuseli1783 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGOTwo Heads of Damned Souls from Dante's "Inferno" (front and back)Henry Fuseli1770/78 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGODante Swoons before the Soaring Souls of Paolo and Francesca, Virgil at his SideHenry Fuselic. 1818 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGOSleeping Woman with a CupidHenry Fuseli1780/90 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGOHeavenly Ganymede, plate XV from the second issue of Specimens of PolyautographyHenry Fuseli1804, published 1806–07 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGOThe Slaying of Red Comyn by Robert the BruceHenry Fuseli1810–16 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGOTriumph of Death: Three Skeletons Invading a Bacchanal Orchestrated by a Magician or an Evil DemonHenry Fuseli1770–71 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGOA Woman Sitting by the Window (“Evening Thou Bringest All”), from the first issue of Specimens of PolyautographyHenry Fuseli1802, published 1803 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGOPortrait of a Woman (Martha Hess)Henry Fuseli1781 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordCHICAGOMilton Dictating to His DaughterHenry Fuseli1794 Compare