Der Totentanz
Hans 1497-1543 [Illustrator] Holbein, Hans 1890-1957 [Editor] Ganz
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Subjects
- Wood-engraving -- Printing
- Dance of death
- Dance of death in art
- Holbein, Hans, 1497-1543
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