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The Nightmare, 1782 (painting)
LRI4637653 The Nightmare, 1782 (painting) by Fussli, Johann Heinrich (1741-1825); Goethe Museum, Frankfurt, Germany; (add.info.: The Nightmare Painting by Johann Henrich Fussli (1741-1825), Swiss School, 1782. Dim. 75, 5x64 cm Frankfurt, Goethe Museum); Luisa Ricciarini; Swiss, out of copyright
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The Nightmare, 1782" is a captivating painting by Johann Heinrich Fussli that delves into the depths of human fears and anxieties. This haunting image, housed in the Goethe Museum in Frankfurt, Germany, transports viewers to a realm where nightmares come alive. At its center stands a young Swiss girl, her eyes wide with terror as she lies on her bed. Hovering above her is a grotesque devil-like creature known as an incubus, representing the embodiment of evil and danger. The monstrous horse beside them adds to the eerie atmosphere, symbolizing death and impending doom. Fussli's masterful brushstrokes bring forth an overwhelming sense of anxiety and fear. The dark palette creates a mysterious ambiance while highlighting the stark contrast between light and shadow. Every detail in this allegorical masterpiece speaks volumes about our deepest subconscious fears. As we gaze upon this artwork, we are reminded of our own vulnerability during sleep when nightmares can take hold of us. It serves as a chilling reminder that even within our dreamscape, there exists an unsettling reality lurking beneath the surface. "The Nightmare" continues to captivate audiences with its enigmatic portrayal of human emotions and psychological turmoil. Through Fussli's vision, we are transported into a world where darkness prevails and our innermost fears manifest themselves before us.
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