Antiqua Macabra

PRINTS & ILLUSTRATED BOOKS
1500–1900

A private collection devoted to the darker side of human interiority.Sin and folly, dances of death and memento mori, visions of hell, demons and witches, mythical beasts and monsters, and the strange imaginings of the North.

FROM THE COLLECTION

Feldschreyer, 1688 · Melchior Lorck
Death and Eve, 1742 · G. B. Tiepolo
Dance of Death, Book of Hours leaf, c. 1502 · Philippe Pigouchet
Pigritia and Superbia, c. 1620 · Jacques Callot
Cupid and Dragon, 1829 · A. B. Durand
Skeleton, 1808 · John Vallance

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A quiet correspondence for fellow admirers of the macabre.

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