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Grayscale lithograph of a moonlit cemetery with fencing men, skeletons, a gothic tower and a reclining woman in white.

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Scènes dans un cimetière et catacombes, Henri-Alfred Darjou (1862), Bibliothèque nationale de France. Via artnap.com

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A lithograph in grayscale showing a moonlit cemetery scene with two figures fencing near a stone well, a seated couple at left, and a gothic tower beside a crypt where skeletons gather around a reclining woman in a white gown. A man in a dark coat stands at right while a seated figure in a broad hat watches, with a lit candle on a low block. The work is titled Scènes dans un cimetière et catacombes, by Henri-Alfred Darjou, dated 1862.