The Goethe Museum in Frankfurt houses a later one of this painting's four versions, which reversed the scene's orientation.
The Goethe Museum in Frankfurt houses a later one of this painting's four versions, which reversed the scene's orientation. In an older version, a nightstand with a glass, a powder jar, and mirror resting on it appears on the far right; however, it does not prominently feature the bright red and gold patterned bedsheet and the red curtain of the Frankfurt version. Each rendition shows an unconscious woman in a white dress laying on a bed and being watched by an empty-eyed horse as a hideous goblin sits on her chest. FTP, name this best-known work by Henry Fuseli.
The Goethe Museum in Frankfurt houses a later one of this painting's four versions, which reversed the scene's orientation.
The {Nightmare} or The {Incubus}