Goethe: His Faustian Life ... and the final battle between God and Mephistopheles for Faust’s soul and eternal salvation. (Illustration by Tatiana Lozano / Washington Examiner; Getty Images ...

Less well known are Clarke’s illustrations for Goethe’s Faust, published in 1925, following in the footsteps of French artist Eugene Delacroix, who had taken on the challenge a century previously.

Why does the German play remain relevant today? Goethe's 'Faust' commemorated on €100 coin (BVA) Goethe's "Faust," one of the greatest works of German literature, is a tragic play that deals ...

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He decided to focus on Goethe’s play Faust, which has inspired artists since the publication of its first, and most famous, part in 1808. Diederen soon realised that an art exhibition would ...

Not so AN Wilson. He approaches Goethe with an almost Goethean fervour. His book is a double biography, since it is as much concerned with the conception, development and difficult birth of the drama ...

Such is Philipp Humm’s film version of parts one and two of Goethe’s epic verse drama Faust. Part one of the original was published in 1808, and Goethe kept tinkering with the vastly more ...