The dances of death, through the various stages of human life
Subtitle: wherein the capriciousness of that tyrant is exhibited: in the forty-six copper-plates
By: done from the original designs, which were cut in wood, and afterwards painted, by John Holbein, in the town-house of Basil. To which are prefixed, descriptions of each plate in French and English, with the Scripture text from which the designs were taken. Etched by D. Deuchar
Contributors: Mechel, Christian von, 1737-1818
Publisher: Printed by W.Smith for J. Scott [etc.]
Published: 1803
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 47
Notes: The descriptions of the plates are by Mechel. cf. Dance of death. The dance of death, with a dissertation on the several representations of that subject, by Francis Douce, 1833, p. 136.

Added t.-p., engraved: Le triomphe de la mort, gravé d'aprés les dessins originaux de Jean Holbein, par David Deuchar, 1786.

McGeary & Nash.  Emblem books at the University of Illinois, D3.