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Dance of Death, Marcel Roux  French, Fifteen etchings in a printed portfolio
Marcel Roux
1904–05
Frontispiece for the "Dance of Death", Marcel Roux  French, Etching
Marcel Roux
1904
Adam and Eve (those who created Death), Marcel Roux  French, Etching
Marcel Roux
1905
Piece for Four Hands (Death plays with us), Marcel Roux  French, Etching
Marcel Roux
1905
The Festival (Those whom Death surprises), Marcel Roux  French, Etching
Marcel Roux
1905
The Cabaret (Those who drink Death), Marcel Roux  French, Etching
Marcel Roux
1905
Metamorphosis (Those who recognize Death too late), Marcel Roux  French, Etching
Marcel Roux
1905
The Miser (Those whom Death robs), Marcel Roux  French, Etching
Marcel Roux
1905
The Feast (Those Death prepares), Marcel Roux  French, Etching
Marcel Roux
1905
The Demon of Suicide (Those who believe Death to be liberating), Marcel Roux  French, Etching
Marcel Roux
1905
The Miserable Worker (Those whom Death crushes slowly), Marcel Roux  French, Etching
Marcel Roux
1905
The Child (Those who ignore Death), Marcel Roux  French, Etching
Marcel Roux
1905
The Genius (Those whom Death renders immortal), Marcel Roux  French, Etching
Marcel Roux
1905
The Clergyman (Those who do not believe in Death), Marcel Roux  French, Etching
Marcel Roux
1904
Christ (He who conquered Death), Marcel Roux  French, Etching
Marcel Roux
1905
Table of contents for the "Dance of Death", Marcel Roux  French, Etching
Marcel Roux
1905
Marcel Roux
Printer Devambez
Author Edgar Allan Poe
October 20, 1920

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