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Artist
Creation date
1833
Materials
modelled brass with multi-colored patina
Credit line
Roger G. Wolcott Fund
Accession number
2000.83
Collection
Currently On View In
Norb and Ruth Schaefer, Sr. & Norb and Carolyn Schaefer Gallery - H211
One aspect of the Romantic movement was a preoccupation with the macabre, and images of Satan epitomized that outlook.
Feuchère created a dejected Satan after the fall, with talons and bat-like wings, in a brooding position not unlike that of Rodin's Thinker.
