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other and sister looks in desperation, while Death carries the youngest sibling away.
Death leaves the hourglass - maybe because the child is the last in the dance.
Variations: Birckmann lets Death take the hourglass along and proudly raise it as a trophy. The same is done by Valvasor, Hollar and Deuchar.
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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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| Valvasor (1682) |
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| Mechel (1780) |
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| Deuchar (1788) |
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| Hollar coloured (1816) |
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| Pseudo-Bewick (1825) |
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| Schlotthauer (1832) |
Dances of death
Holbein
Dance of death
Child