Guyot Marchand's woodcuts record the now-lost depiction of this scene in Paris's Church of the Holy Innocents.
Guyot Marchand's woodcuts record the now-lost depiction of this scene in Paris's Church of the Holy Innocents. A version in Tallinn of a painting depicting this event is now the only original left by Bernt Notke, whose more famous work in Lübeck was destroyed in World War II. Hans Lützelburger engraved a forty-one-scene series of drawings done by Hans Holbein the Younger on this theme, and nearly all the supporting characters engage in one during the last scene of Bergman's The Seventh Seal. FTP, identify this popular medieval art motif involving a skeletal figure leading a chain of humans into the next world.
Guyot Marchand's woodcuts record the now-lost depiction of this scene in Paris's Church of the Holy Innocents.
the {Dance of Death} [or {Danse Macabre}]