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13 paintings

  • Skull of a Skeleton with Burning Cigarette
    Skull of a Skeleton with Burning Cigarette
    Vincent van Gogh
    1884 · Van Gogh Museum
  • Self-Portrait with Death Playing the Fiddle
    Self-Portrait with Death Playing the Fiddle
    Arnold Böcklin
    1872 · Alte Nationalgalerie
  • Self-portrait with Skeleton
    Self-portrait with Skeleton
    Lovis Corinth
    1896 · Lenbachhaus
  • Portret van Joannes de Sutter
    Portret van Joannes de Sutter
    Unknown artist
    c. 1751–1800 · Groeningemuseum
  • Death Playing the Violin (Death and a Money-Lender)
    Death Playing the Violin (Death and a Money-Lender)
    Possibly by Frans Francken the Younger
    c. 1625 · Hermitage Museum
  • An Allegory of Death and the Rich Man
    An Allegory of Death and the Rich Man
    Frans Francken the Younger
    1601–1642 · National Trust
  • Vanité macabre
    Vanité macabre
    Unknown artist
    17th century · Calvet Museum
  • Vanité macabre
    Vanité macabre
    Unknown artist
    17th century · Calvet Museum
  • Death and the Miser
    Death and the Miser
    Frans Francken the Younger
    · Wellcome Collection
  • Death and the Miser
    Death and the Miser
    Frans Francken the Younger
    c. 1625
  • Death Playing the Violin
    Death Playing the Violin
    Frans Francken the Younger
    c. 1640
  • Histoire !
    Histoire !
    Louis Roger
    1902 · Musée des Beaux-Arts de Rennes
  • Death and the Miser
    Death and the Miser
    Frans Francken the Younger
    1630s
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