Alphonse Legros - Der Triumph des Todes I; Der Auszug
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Alphonse Legros - Der Triumph des Todes I; Der Auszug, Kunstverlag Franz Hanfstaengl (1850-1886). Via artnap.com
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A dense etched scene shows a skeletal figure in a hooded shroud riding a horse at the left, pressing toward a crowd of bearded men wielding pikes, a pitchfork and a flag. Stone arches and a ruined pillar frame the scene, with fallen figures in the foreground. This reproduction after Alphonse Legros, published by Kunstverlag Franz Hanfstaengl, dates from 1850-1886.
