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The Weird Sisters (The Three Witches), ca 1782. Artist: Fussli (Fuseli), Johann Heinrich (1741-1825)
The Weird Sisters (The Three Witches), ca 1782. Found in the collection of The Huntington, California
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Blackwhite California Classicism Demons Devil Füssli Fuseli Good And Evil Johann Heinrich 1741 1825 Lucifer Macbeth Monochrome Picture Satan Schwitzerland Shakespeare Sinner Sorceress William Shakespeare Witch Witchcraft Witches
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Estimated Product Size is 40cm x 40cm (15.7" x 15.7")
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The Weird Sisters (The Three Witches), ca 1782, is a captivating and enigmatic masterpiece by Johann Heinrich Fussli. This haunting oil on canvas print, now housed in the esteemed collection of The Huntington in California, transports viewers into the dark realms of mythology and Shakespearean tragedy. Fussli's meticulous attention to detail brings forth an eerie atmosphere as he portrays the infamous witches from Macbeth. With their twisted forms and sinister expressions, these demonic figures embody both temptation and malevolence. Their presence evokes a sense of foreboding, reminding us of the eternal struggle between good and evil. In this monochrome picture, Fussli skillfully employs shades of black and white to enhance the dramatic effect. The absence of color intensifies the macabre ambiance while emphasizing every intricate line and shadow. This allegorical representation delves deep into themes such as sin, witchcraft, and devilry. It serves as a visual reminder that even within classic literature lies a reflection of our own human nature – capable of both virtue and vice. As we gaze upon this mesmerizing artwork, we are reminded that evil can manifest itself in various forms throughout history. Fussli's portrayal invites contemplation on our own inner demons while cautioning against succumbing to their temptations. 'The Weird Sisters' stands as a testament to Fussli's mastery in capturing the essence of darkness through his brushstrokes. It remains an enduring symbol for those who seek to explore humanity
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