Holbein, H. (1803). The Dances of Death through the various stages of human life: Wherein the Capriciousness of that Tyrant is exhibited, in Forty-six Copper-plates, done from the Original Designs, which were cut in wood, and afterwards painted ... ; To which are prefixed descriptions of each plate in french and english, with the scripture text from which the designs were taken. Scott.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Holbein, Hans. The Dances of Death Through the Various Stages of Human Life: Wherein the Capriciousness of That Tyrant Is Exhibited, in Forty-six Copper-plates, Done from the Original Designs, Which Were Cut in Wood, and Afterwards Painted ... ; To Which Are Prefixed Descriptions of Each Plate in French and English, with the Scripture Text from Which the Designs Were Taken. London: Scott, 1803.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)Holbein, Hans. The Dances of Death Through the Various Stages of Human Life: Wherein the Capriciousness of That Tyrant Is Exhibited, in Forty-six Copper-plates, Done from the Original Designs, Which Were Cut in Wood, and Afterwards Painted ... ; To Which Are Prefixed Descriptions of Each Plate in French and English, with the Scripture Text from Which the Designs Were Taken. Scott, 1803.