The dance of death : the first edition of the celebrated Dance of death, the cuts of which were so generally attributed to Hans Holbein as the engraver as well as the designer was published at Lyons A.D. 1538. [ca. 1880?]

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The dance of death : the first edition of the celebrated Dance of death, the cuts of which were so generally attributed to Hans Holbein as the engraver as well as the designer was published at Lyons A.D. 1538. [ca. 1880?]

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[43] leaves : chiefly ill ; 23 cm.

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