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Xilogravura de uma Morte esquelética a cavalo sobre pessoas caídas numa rua urbana, com moradores fugindo e versos em alemão embaixo.

Nova Dança da Morte: a Morte a cavalo entre tombados

Uma Morte esquelética cavalga um cavalo pálido por uma rua, varrendo com a foice corpos caídos, enquanto habitantes fogem ou se encolhem à direita. Hachuras densas definem edifícios, fumaça e multidão numa xilogravura em preto e branco, com versos alemães na faixa inferior.

Artista
August Gaber, after drawing by Alfred Rethel
Data
1848-1849
Técnica
Fonte
Rijksmuseum
Tamanho
4000 × 3182 px
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Domínio público · Rijksmuseum marks it Public Domain Mark; made by 1849.
Direitos verificados 2026-11-05 · nível A · conforme a fonte: Public Domain Mark (Rijksmuseum, image license https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/)

Crédito (bem-vindo, não obrigatório em obras de domínio público): Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

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