HANS HOLBEIN - Alphabet of Death

HOLBEIN'S DANCE OF DEATH . HOLBEIN, Hans; London: John Russell Smith, 4 Old Compton Sq., Soho Sq., 1849; 6th Ed., 8vo. Psychadelic 1/2 marbled boards & marbled endpapers, w/jet black leather corners &

"Hans Holbeins Totentanz" / "The Dance of Death" by Hans Holbein, high quality facsimiles of the Berlin proofs, German introduction by Dr. Jaro Springer, published by Fischer & Franke, Berlin, Germany

Dance of Death by Hans Holbein London; 1858 Throughout the 16th- and 17th-centuries, Dance of Death works were wildly popular throughout Europe. Famed artists such as Hans Holbein and Rudolph Meyer cr

Hans Holbein. (1497 - 1543). "The Gamblers (Plate 27)" - from the Dance of Death. Engraving with etching on wove paper after the original Hans Holbein design by Wenceslaus Hollar. Additionally hand co

Hans Holbein's Celebrated Dance of Death by H. Noel Humphreys. Illustrated by a series of photo-lithographic facsimiles. Published by Bernard Quaritch 1868. G/VG condition, some splitting on back of s

2 engraved portraits and only 30 (of 31) hand-coloured engraved plates by W.Hollar, lacking Únce of Death' plate, some light finger-soiling, small ?crayon mark to title, modern straight-grained m

Hans Holbein (1497 - 1543). "The New Married Pair (Plate 21)" - from the Dance of Death. Approximately 12 1/4 x 13 inches. Engraving with etching on wove paper after the original Hans Holbein design b

Holbein, Hans. "The Dance of Death" with a "Dissertation on the various Representations on that Subject" by Francis Douce. Illustrated with 33 plates engraved by W. Hollar. London; J. Coxhead, 1816. H

A grouping of six illustrated work. Crime and Destiny by Johannes Lange. The Dance of Death with woodcuts by Hans Holbein. Treasures and The Most Precious Ornament by Eric Gill. Art by Eric Gill. 25 N

[Illustrated] Dounce, Francis. The Dance of Death from the original designs of Hans Holbein.London: Printed for J. Coxhead, Holywell-Street, Strand, 1816. 8vo, (4) 70 pp., contemporary brown cloth, bo

THE EMPEROR Plate XVII, PUNISHMENT, plate III, two engravings from the Dance of Death, with text in Latin, first initialed HB & DD on plate, second initialed DD in the plate, images 2 ½ x 2 1/8

HOLBEIN, Hans - HOLLAR, Wenceslaus. The dance of death. Londra: C. Whittingam, 1804. Volume 4to. 33 bellissime incisioni inserite appieno nel panorama del gotico inglese d'inizio '800 (fioriture e gor

Hans Holbein. (1497 - 1543). "The Emperor (Plate 6)" - from the Dance of Death. Engraving with etching on wove paper after the original Hans Holbein design by Wenceslaus Hollar. Additionally hand colo

Steel Engraving Published C1870, Stuttgart for "Der Todtentanz von Hans Holbein" Engraved by Christian von Mechel from the original designs by Hans Holbein. First Published in Basel, 1780. On heavy pa

Copper Plates Published 1816, London for "The Dance of Death; From the Original Designs by Hans Holbein" Engraved by Wenceslaus Hollar. Paper Size: 8.5 x 5.5 inch (22 x 14cm) Some tone spotting in mar

Copper Plates Published 1816, London for "The Dance of Death; From the Original Designs by Hans Holbein" Engraved by Wenceslaus Hollar. Paper Size: 8.5 x 5.5 inch (22 x 14cm) Some tone spotting in mar

Steel Engraving Published C1870, Stuttgart for "Der Todtentanz von Hans Holbein" Engraved by Christian von Mechel from the original designs by Hans Holbein. First Published in Basel, 1780. On heavy pa

Steel Engraving Published C1870, Stuttgart for "Der Todtentanz von Hans Holbein" Engraved by Christian von Mechel from the original designs by Hans Holbein. First Published in Basel, 1780. On heavy pa

Steel Engraving Published C1870, Stuttgart for "Der Todtentanz von Hans Holbein" Engraved by Christian von Mechel from the original designs by Hans Holbein. First Published in Basel, 1780. On heavy pa

Copper Plates Published 1811, London for "The Dance of Death, through various stages of Human Life" by John Holbein (Hans Holbein the younger) English Issue of the 1786 French Edition Engraved by Davi

Steel Engraving Published C1870, Stuttgart for "Der Todtentanz von Hans Holbein" Engraved by Christian von Mechel from the original designs by Hans Holbein. First Published in Basel, 1780. On heavy pa

Steel Engraving Published C1870, Stuttgart for "Der Todtentanz von Hans Holbein" Engraved by Christian von Mechel from the original designs by Hans Holbein. First Published in Basel, 1780. On heavy pa

Steel Engraving Published C1870, Stuttgart for "Der Todtentanz von Hans Holbein" Engraved by Christian von Mechel from the original designs by Hans Holbein. First Published in Basel, 1780. On heavy pa

Copper Plates Published 1816, London for "The Dance of Death; From the Original Designs by Hans Holbein" Engraved by Wenceslaus Hollar. Paper Size: 8.5 x 5.5 inch (22 x 14cm) Some toning