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Dance of Death, Marcel Roux French, Fifteen etchings in a printed portfolio — Dance of Death
Marcel Roux
1904–05

Frontispiece for the "Dance of Death", Marcel Roux French, Etching — Frontispiece for the "Dance of Death"
Marcel Roux
1904

Adam and Eve (those who created Death), Marcel Roux French, Etching — Adam and Eve (those who created Death)
Marcel Roux
1905

Piece for Four Hands (Death plays with us), Marcel Roux French, Etching — Piece for Four Hands (Death plays with us)
Marcel Roux
1905

The Festival (Those whom Death surprises), Marcel Roux French, Etching — The Festival (Those whom Death surprises)
Marcel Roux
1905

The Cabaret (Those who drink Death), Marcel Roux French, Etching — The Cabaret (Those who drink Death)
Marcel Roux
1905

Metamorphosis (Those who recognize Death too late), Marcel Roux French, Etching — Metamorphosis (Those who recognize Death too late)
Marcel Roux
1905

The Miser (Those whom Death robs), Marcel Roux French, Etching — The Miser (Those whom Death robs)
Marcel Roux
1905

The Feast (Those Death prepares), Marcel Roux French, Etching — The Feast (Those Death prepares)
Marcel Roux
1905

The Demon of Suicide (Those who believe Death to be liberating), Marcel Roux French, Etching — The Demon of Suicide (Those who believe Death to be liberating)
Marcel Roux
1905

The Miserable Worker (Those whom Death crushes slowly), Marcel Roux French, Etching — The Miserable Worker (Those whom Death crushes slowly)
Marcel Roux
1905

The Child (Those who ignore Death), Marcel Roux French, Etching — The Child (Those who ignore Death)
Marcel Roux
1905

The Genius (Those whom Death renders immortal), Marcel Roux French, Etching — The Genius (Those whom Death renders immortal)
Marcel Roux
1905

The Clergyman (Those who do not believe in Death), Marcel Roux French, Etching — The Clergyman (Those who do not believe in Death)
Marcel Roux
1904

Christ (He who conquered Death), Marcel Roux French, Etching — Christ (He who conquered Death)
Marcel Roux
1905

Table of contents for the "Dance of Death", Marcel Roux French, Etching — Table of contents for the "Dance of Death"
Marcel Roux
1905

"A Descent into the Maelstrom" by Edgar Allan Poe

Multiple artists/makers

October 20, 1920

Phantomas. 62. Marcel Broodthaers, Marcel Broodthaers Belgian — Phantomas. 62. Marcel Broodthaers
Marcel Broodthaers
1966

Sideboard, Alexander Roux French, Black walnut, pine (secondary wood), American — Sideboard
Alexander Roux
ca. 1853

Étagère, Alexander Roux French, Rosewood, rosewood veneer; chestnut, tulip poplar, bird's-eye maple (secondary woods), American — Étagère
Alexander Roux
ca. 1855

Étagère Shelves, Alexander Roux French, Rosewood, chestnut, poplar, bird's-eye maple, American — Étagère Shelves
Alexander Roux
ca. 1850–57

Cabinet, Alexander Roux French, Rosewood, tulipwood, cherry, poplar, pine, American — Cabinet
Alexander Roux
ca. 1866

"Wassily" Armchair, Marcel Breuer American, born Hungary, Chrome-plated steel, canvas upholstery — "Wassily" Armchair
Marcel Breuer
1925

Salver, Charles Le Roux American, Silver, American — Salver
Charles Le Roux
ca. 1725–35

Slipper Chair, Alexander Roux French, Maple, brass, American — Slipper Chair
Alexander Roux
ca. 1860

Bench, Alexander Roux French, Beech, American — Bench
Alexander Roux
ca. 1865

Trencher Salt, Bartholomew Le Roux American, Silver, American — Trencher Salt
Bartholomew Le Roux
1690–1710

Trencher Salt, Bartholomew Le Roux American, Silver, American — Trencher Salt
Bartholomew Le Roux
1690–1710

The blind man, Marcel Duchamp American, born France — The blind man
Multiple artists/makers
1917

Dance of Death in Seven Tempos (Dood - Dans in Zeven Tempos), Nicolas Mathieu Eekman Belgian, Frieze of seven woodcuts plus title printed on Toshi paper with a woodcut cover printed on thick oatmeal paper — Dance of Death in Seven Tempos (Dood - Dans in Zeven Tempos)
Nicolas Mathieu Eekman
1924

Caster, Charles Le Roux American, Silver, American — Caster
Charles Le Roux
ca. 1730

Salt, Charles Le Roux American, Silver, American — Salt
Charles Le Roux
1740–45

Salt, Charles Le Roux American, Silver, American — Salt
Charles Le Roux
1740–45

Coffeepot, Charles Le Roux American, Silver, American — Coffeepot
Charles Le Roux
1725–35

Self-Portrait in Profile

Marcel Duchamp

1957

A Difficult Question (Une Question Difficile), Ignaz Marcel Gaugengigl American, Oil on panel, American — A Difficult Question (Une Question Difficile)
Ignaz Marcel Gaugengigl
1883

Marcel Duchamp, Man Ray American, Gelatin silver print — Marcel Duchamp
Man Ray
ca. 1920

Head of the Virgin after Taddeo di Bartolo, Marcel Vertès Hungarian, Oil on Plaster — Head of the Virgin after Taddeo di Bartolo
Marcel Vertès
ca. 1948

Cabinet, Alexander Roux French, Mahogany, brass, gilt bronze mounts, American — Cabinet
Alexander Roux
ca. 1850–65

Marcel Duchamp, New York, Irving Penn American, Gelatin silver print — Marcel Duchamp, New York
Irving Penn
April 22, 1948