Danse Merch

Dancing woman

Inspired by Odile's black swan solo in Swan Lake. Original sculpture made with rat skeleton and crow feathers.

Design for dancers

Life is short, art is long - remember you will die.

Death and the Maiden - George Clark Stanton Please look in my shop for more "Victorian fantasy art":https://www.redbubble.com/people/forgottenbeauty/collections/980883-victorian-fairy-painting?asc=u

Only heads in my room

Dancing, colorful skeletons Halloween party! This design goes well with black backgrounds.

Design by the dancer and model alextopdancer.

Cinco de Mayo It is a celebration observed in Mexico and by Mexican communities worldwide on May 5th each year

A roman dancer from a wall painting of the Villa of Diomedes in Pompeii, Italy

I created this simplified and stylized version of my 'Dancing Dachshund' painting. I hope those little sausagedogs bring you as much joy as they bring me :D

Dance of Death, 16th-century illustration. The concept is that of the Danse Macabre, a medieval allegory reminding people that death comes to everyone in the end. This anonymous artwork was published in Germany.

Single Line - Tango (White)

Is There Something

Anatomical figures on a cliff by the sea, their heads illuminated by light - B. Probst, 1735.

The Pedlar, the Dance of Death - Hans Holbein.

The Count, the Dance of Death - Hans Holbein

A skeleton holding an inscribed plaque - unknown, time unknown.

The Waggoner, the Dance of Death - Hans Holbein

Death Carrying an Infant, from 'The five deaths' - Stefano della Bella,1648.

Death and the compadre - Harden S. Melville.

De kaartspeler en de Dood - Wenceslaus Hollar, 1680.

Child with Three Skulls - Barthel Beham, 1529.

Single Line - Push & Pull (White)

The Pope, from the Dance of Death - Wenceslaus Hollar

The Bishop, the Dance of Death - Hans Holbein

A skeleton as memento mori

Jonah holding a skull - unknown

Death with an Old Man, from The Five Deaths - Stefano della Bella

The Lady, the Dance of Death - Hans Holbein

The Child, the Dance of Death - Hans Holbein

One of the most important early printed books, the Nuremberg Chronicle offered "news" and history to multitudes - and these dancing skeletons.

A man of a hundred years is Death's target

A skull resting on sheet music - Jo. Franciscus Mutilana.

Death astride his horse is the hero of the battlefield

The Emperor, the Dance of Death - Hans Holbein