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| Keywords: William Blake after Fuseli - Falsa ad Coelum ca1790.jpg en William Blake after Fuseli - Falsa ad Coelum ca1790 2013-01-26 22 05 15 own Dmitrismirnov Allegory of a dream of love; a partially draped woman reclines sleeping on a couch right; a butterfly is alighted on her thigh; a human figure with an elephant's head - Gaṇeśa - kneels bottom right pointing towards the title; two cupids are seen escaping through the window left; a third remains within shooting an arrow at the woman; behind her a nude male figure stands statue-like his right finger on his lips; he represents the Egyptian God Harpocrates c1790 Etching Inscriptions Inscription Content Lettered within image with object title Falsa ad coelum mittunt insomnia manes Dimensions Height 257 millimetres Width 389 millimetres Curator's comments This is the only known impression of this print Uploaded with UploadWizard William Blake's engravings after Fuseli | ||||
