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Two Tödlein, 18th century
Albert Hasselwander (1877–1954)
“Ein Anatomischer Totentanz.” München: J.F. Bergmann, 1926
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On her way, Aron Weisenfeld
Fritz Czuczka (1893–1967), “Traum” (Dream)
from ‘Die Muskete’ Vol. 36 #6, February 20, 1923
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Carl Julius von Leypold - "Fog over a Russian cemetery" (1832)
Doctor Death, Science and literature in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, 1878
Giuseppe Giorgetti (documented 1668-82) “Saint Sebastian” (1671-1672) Marble Located in the Basilica di San Sebastiano fuori le Mura, Rome, Italy
Engravings of the bones, muscles, and joints - illustrating the first volume of The anatomy of the human body
John Bell, 1804
Fun fact! Saint Valentine was beheaded, and here is a photo of his supposed skull! (which is kept in a reliquary in rome because catholics are freaky that way)
I know the catholic church did bad, but I must admit they have a really fucking goth aesthetic and this makes them my favorite type of christianity and no one will make me change my mind
'Chronos with the Tablets of the Eternal Calendar'. Hans Thoma. c. 1900.
Illustration by Roberto Innocenti depicts a scene from The Adventures of Pinocchio.
A vanitas still-life with an angel blowing bubbles by Jacob Gerritsz. Cuyp (Dutch, 1594–1651/2)
L'Hécatombe / La Syphilis, Louis Raemaekers, c. 1922
Colour lithograph
tokyo jesus, the cabinet