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The Demoniac | George Dawe RA | c. 1811 Georges Roux Rivière's ability to convey theAbout the artwork: George Dawes The Demoniac (c. 1811) captures the torment of a man consumed by inner chaos, his contorted body and anguished gaze embodying a violent struggle between the human spirit and unseen forces. Rather than depicting the biblical exorcism directly, Dawe interprets the demoniac as a vision of psychological conflict, where the demon becomes an internal state of madness and despair. The dramatic lighting heightens the muscular