Marion Herrmann :: Tanzgruppe Marion Herrmann. Warum tanzen die Menschen? Tempo Magazin, 1927, Heft 2. Arnold Genthe :: Aus Mary Wigmans Totentanz. Gestaltung durch künstlerischen Tanz [Mary Wigman’s Dance of Death]. Tempo Magazin, 1927, Heft 2Marion Herrmann :: Tänze Marion Herrmanns zu Paul Hindemiths Mechanischer Orgel [Dances by Marion Herrmann to Paul Hindemith’s mechanical organ]. Tempo Magazin, 1927, Heft 2.
Die Blätter mit dem Tod (The Leaves with Death), cover title: Ein Totentanz by Alfred Kubin. Berlin, Bruno Cassirer, 1918. Book of 25 unpaginated leaves, printed on rectos only. First edition with the cover title “A Dance of Death”. | src Bassenge Auktionen
Alfred Kubin :: Die Blätter mit dem Tod; [cover title]: Ein Totentanz. Berlin: Bruno Cassirer, 1918. First Edition. Kubin’s sequence of 24 lithographic images depicts death in a variety of contexts and including the title page and final vignette, in which which a gravestone bears the the artist’s own name; the cover is an additional lithograph. Kubin was well known for his explorations of macabre and satirical subject matter. This interpretation of the “Dance of Death” appeared at a moment when four years of world war and a spreading influenza pandemic meant that virtually no-one was untouched by death. | src locus solus rare booksAlfred Kubin :: Das Ballgespenst [The Ball Ghost], thirteenth plate in the book Ein Totentanz. Folio, 25 unpaginated leaves, printed on rectos only (Berlin, Bruno Cassirer, 1918). | src Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
Robert Budzinski :: Ein Totentanz. Holzschnitte in illustrierter OPapp-Mappe. O. O. u. Dr. (um 1925) | Dance of Death. Woodcut in an illustrated OPapp folder. O. O. and Dr. (ca. 1925) | src Bassenge Auktionen
Walter Draesner :: Ein Totentanz. 22 Tafeln nach Scherenschnitten von Walter Draesner. Berlin und Leipzig, Behrs Verlag Friedrich Feddersen, (1922). | src Bassenge Auktionen
Walter Draesner :: Ein Totentanz. 22 Tafeln nach Scherenschnitten von Walter Draesner. | Dance of Death. 22 plates after silhouettes by Walter Draesner. Berlin und Leipzig, Behrs Verlag Friedrich Feddersen (1922). | src Bassenge AuktionenWalter Draesner :: Ein Totentanz. 22 Tafeln nach Scherenschnitten von Walter Draesner. | Dance of Death. 22 plates after silhouettes by Walter Draesner. Berlin und Leipzig, Behrs Verlag Friedrich Feddersen (1922). | src Bassenge Auktionen
Plakat zu dem Film Totentanz, Deutschland 1919, Regie: Otto Rippert, von Plakatkünstler Josef Fenneker. | Poster for the film Totentanz (Death Dance), Germany, 1919, directed by Otto Rippert, by poster artist Josef Fenneker. | src Deutsche Kinemathek
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