
Johann Heinrich FüssliSuiza, 1741–1825¿Se puede contemplar?
Londres, Reino Unido
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Füssli's personal obsessions often informed his art. This drawing depicts three courtesans who are sexually engaged with a naked man who is shown hiding his head among their bodies. The erotic content of this sheet is clear and is reinforced by the inscription at the bottom which derives from a line in the Greek tragedy Prometheus, in which its author Aeschylus blended sexual and violent topics.
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