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Johann Heinrich Füssli, também conhecido como Henry Fuseli ou Fusely foi um pintor suíço. Após estudar com o pai, que também era pintor, foi obrigado a deixar a sua cidade natal, Zurique, na Suíça em 1763 por motivos políticos/religiosos - era pastor, mas foi expulso de sua Igreja devido à ousadia de seus sermões. Seguiu então para a Alemanha, onde estudou estética com Sulzer. No ano seguinte, Füssli passa a viver na Inglaterra. More information...

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