Death and the Debauchee by Thomas Rowlandson (1814)

Ink and wash drawing of a skeleton Death holding an hourglass and dart in a bedroom where a woman sits on a bed.

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A pen and brown wash drawing shows a skeletal Death figure entering a bedchamber, holding an hourglass and raising a dart toward a woman seated on the edge of a canopy bed. A man in a nightcap lies in the bed behind her, and a table with a decanter, glasses and fruit stands at left. Thomas Rowlandson made this work in 1814, and it is titled Death and the Debauchee.

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1814

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