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Holbeins
Holbein's Gate, Whitehall, London. Built in the
Hans Holbein the Younger (1498"1543) Portrait
Holbein's Sons, by Holbein
Death as Lady Luring Gentleman, 1785
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The Peasant is assisted by Death, who conducts
Death comes for the Priest as he carries the
Death holds up his hour-glass to the Canon
Death visits the Duke as he is accosted in
A design for a sheath of a dagger with Death
The Beggar sits forlornly on his crutches outside
Two figures of Death, one with a stickado
Death leads the Old Man to the grave, beguiling
Death bursts into the strong room of a Miser
One figure of Death grabs the Peddler, while
Death and a rich client pay fees to a dishonest Lawyer
A Demon blows corruption into the ear of a
Adam and Eve led out of Paradise by Death
Death attacks a Soldier with a thigh-bone
Death extinguishes the candles on an altar
Death places a necklace of bones on the Bride's neck
Two figures of Death come for a Duchess sitting up in bed
Death as a jester drags away the Queen as she
Eve holds up an apple to Adam, and entices
Death holds out a urinal to a Physician caring
Death, grotesquely crowned with flags or feathers
Death seizes the Mendicant Friar as he enters
Engraved title page to Triumph of Death, with
Death, playing the bagpipes, lifts up the Fool's
The Curse: Adam is digging in the ground, assisted by Death
Death greets the Merchant after he has survived
Death as a peasant kills the Earl by crushing
Death holds out a skull to the Astrologer in
A design for a sheath of a dagger with Death
Death surprises the Waggoner as he transports
Death kills the Knight with his own lance
Death grabs the crown of the Emperor seated
Death taking the hat of the Cardinal as he
Death and a black Demon battle over the Gambler
The Nobleman vainly, with uplifted sword, endeavors
Death as an old woman points the Empress toward
Death embraces the Pope as he crowns an Emperor
Death grabs holds of the Blind Man's stick
Death grabs the armed Robber as he assaults
Death stands behind the Preacher and holds
King Edward VI (1537-1553), from Hans Holbein's
Quietly resigned to his fate, the Bishop is
Death enters a cottage and carries off the
Death pulls back a Drunkard's head and pours
Death smashes the mast as the Ship Owner wrings
Death snatches the staff of office from the
Death dances and beats a tambour before a Newlywed
Death as a cupbearer presents the King with his last drink
Death takes the Abbot's miter and drags him away
Sir Thomas More
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