Der Totentanz - Hans Holbein Troika 210 x 285mm print of

210 x 285mm print of an ink drawing on buff paper depicting the endless torment of a unforgiven soul

Cover art by El Huervo / Niklas Åkerblad

Can you unravel the mystery and solve the Barghest's curse before it devours your soul

Images arising from its symbolism are still too often read as personally subjective

It's about finally making that deep connection

Der Totentanz - Hans Holbein Troika 210 x 285mm print ofTranslated by Jan Dsterhft First Edition, limited to 250 Hand numbered Copies. Holbein drew the Bilder des Todes ('pictures of death') in Basel, in the last few years before 1526the year in which the woodcutter Ltzelburger died. After his death, his printing blocks, which could only be partially completed, ended up in the possession of his customer the publisher Melchior Trechsel in Lyon. Maybe out of fear for the offence the candour, with which the