In the second version of this painting, the figures face the other way and the head of the title figure is much whiter than the first version, where that head is black.
In the second version of this painting, the figures face the other way and the head of the title figure is much whiter than the first version, where that head is black. Each version of this painting contains a glass vial and a red container sitting atop a night-table next to a bed. The central figure's head and arms hang over the edge of the bed, and that figure is dressed in white, while experiencing a "morbid oppression… resembling the pressure of weight upon the chest." Featuring a disembodied horse's head and an incubus sitting atop a sleeping woman's chest, FTP, identify this painting by Henry Fuseli.
In the second version of this painting, the figures face the other way and the head of the title figure is much whiter than the first version, where that head is black.
The {Nightmare}