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he robber has grabbed the defenseless woman, but Death strikes a heroic pose and tears the robber away from his prey.
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| Holbein (1538) |
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| Birckmann (1555) |
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| Scharffenberg (1576) |
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| Kieser (1617) |
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| Valvasor (1682) |
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| Mechel (1780) |
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| Deuchar (1788) |
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| Bewick (1789) |
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| Anderson (1810) |
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| Bechstein (1831) |
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| Schlotthauer (1832) |
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| Douce (1833) |
Dances of death
Holbein
Dance of death
Robber