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eath is disguised as a lady-in-waiting, but is naked under the hood.
Death leads the empress towards the waiting grave.
Variations: Birckmann adds a few buildings in the horizon. Hollar decorates the castle in renaissance style, and Deuchar copies Hollar. This is an example (the only one?) of Deuchar copying Hollar instead of Birckmann.
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| Les Simulachres (1538) |
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| Vogtherr (1544) |
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| Birckmann (1555) |
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| Scharffenberg (1578) |
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| Eberhard Kieser (1617) |
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| Hollar (1651) |
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| Mechel (1780) |
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| Deuchar (1788) |
Dances of death
Holbein
Dance of death
Empress