Belisane and Parcival under the Enchantment of Urma by Henry Fuseli

Sepia print of a kneeling woman in chains beside a seated man, with a sleeping knight and grotesque faces in shadow.

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A mezzotint-style print in sepia tones shows a kneeling woman with loose hair and pearls, bound by a chain, beside a seated bearded man who rests his head in his hands. A reclining armored figure lies on a couch behind them, while grotesque faces emerge from the shadows at the left. The print is titled Belisane and Parcival under the Enchantment of Urma, by Henry Fuseli, dated 1782.

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1782

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