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"Dance of Death" was one creepy artist's way to deal with the mass deaths during the Black Death that swept through Europe back in the dark ages.

Inktober 2019 challenge - Day 7: Enchanted

Danse Macabre / Death Dance. 3 skeletons dancing the dance of death. We are all the same, we all are going to die one day.

Danse Macabre, or Dance of Death, the symbol of mortality that comes for us all, no matter who we are.

Every age has its own danse macabre... and a few classy skeletons never hurt anybody.

Every age has its own Danse Macabre... and a few classy skeletons never hurt anybody!

The Danse Macabre, also called the Dance of Death, is an artistic genre of allegory of the Late Middle Ages on the universality of death: no matter one's station in life, the Dance Macabre unites all.

The Danse Macabre, also called the Dance of Death, is an artistic genre of allegory of the Late Middle Ages on the universality of death: no matter one's station in life, the Dance Macabre unites all.

The Danse Macabre, also called the Dance of Death, is an artistic genre of allegory of the Late Middle Ages on the universality of death: no matter one's station in life, the Dance Macabre unites all.

Original drawing from my 2017 inktober series.

Inspired by the song of the same name by Camille Saint-Saëns and the story behind it

This design is based on a beautiful painting by William-Adolphe Bouguereau. I really love that Shepherdess painting and wanted to do a homage in my style. Making the shepherdess a grim reaper figure tells a whole different story than the original… Makes it more sinister and macabre. I love the sheep and the innocence of the lamb and how weirdly peaceful the sheep looks while Death is taking away the lamb. I have to thank Bouguereau for painting such a wonderful communication between the figures, he truly was a great master.

Knight, Death and the Devil - Albrecht Durer, 1513.

Scan of a traditional linoleum block print. Inspired by the "Dance of Death" medieval artwork theme and current events from March-April 2020.

black and white Skeletons dancing Dance Macabre

Dance of Death, 16th-century illustration. The concept is that of the Danse Macabre, a medieval allegory reminding people that death comes to everyone in the end. This anonymous artwork was published in Germany.

The Dance of Death - Hans Holbein, 1538.

Hope you like it!

Macabre alternative clothing style skull and flower of life design alternative clothing inspired skull and floral motive illustration with a flower of life sacred geometry behind. Sacred Geometry are geometric shapes that have deep metaphysical meaning behind them. Besides being beautiful, they often have interesting mathematical properties and loads of history and symbolism.

Just skeletons having fun.

From wiki: The Dance of Death is a fable popular in late medieval Europe in the 14th and 15th centuries, and a series of paintings and sculptures based on it.

No matter your walk of life, dance unites us all! Celebrate Halloween, Dias de los Muertos, or just the joy of cute kitty skeletons by throwing on this shirt! Pre-distressed, so you can rock the vintage look with a brand new design!

The Day of the Dead is a Mexican holiday.

Classic modified wood cut

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Sardonic Plague Skeleton has been dead since 1680; he loves being sarcastic to anti-vaxxers who are just choosing death at this point. Get vaxxed; save lives, contribute to herd immunity; don't be a dumbass. More skeleton designs available.

Sardonic plague skeleton has been dead since 1680 (when he was engraved) so he knows ALL about pestilence and plague. Not like now, when we all listen to scientists, amirite?! Other similar designs available, since our plague is ongoing. Sigh.

Sardonic plague skeleton has been dead since 1680 (when he was engraved) so why on earth would he wear a mask? They didn't even have science back then. Other similar designs available, since our plague is ongoing. Sigh. Please get vaxxed.

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In a mesmerizing white ink illustration, the Angel of Death emerges, evoking a sense of ethereal beauty and solemnity, draped in the purity of white ink.

Sardonic plague skeleton has been dead since 1680 (when he was engraved) so he knows ALL about pestilence and plague. Not like now, when we all listen to scientists, amirite?! Other similar designs available, since our plague is ongoing. Sigh.

The English Dance of Death was a two volume set of books originally published in 1815 as artistic literature meant to give the reader a glimpse into the superstitious themes surrounding death. The work features 72 metrical compositions by William Combe accompanies by 72 illustrated plates by Thomas Rowlandson. The plates and the written work find a connection using a thoughtful blend of humor and a wonderful purpose of virtue, carefully presented through combined artistic effort. This design comes from one of the plates and features a rather bored looking skeleton, perhaps representing death himself, surrounded by various methods one's life might come to an end.

Sardonic Plague Skeleton has been dead since 1680; he loves being sarcastic to anti-vaxxers who are just choosing death at this point. Get vaxxed; save lives, contribute to herd immunity; don't be a dumbass. More skeleton designs available.

A skeleton as memento mori

A man of a hundred years is Death's target