Vertue, George; Hollar, Wenzel [Ill.]: A description of the works of the ingenious delineator and engraver Wenceslaus Hollar ... (London, 1759)

jZ Religious SubjeSfs. Oafs I

12 5" Holbein's Death's Dance through the

41 £ various States of Life (in thirty Prints,

fmall fquare Form.^ Abr. a Diepen-
becke inv. the Decorations and Borders. i6$i

42 A Reverfe of the firft Print.
4 3 Death's Dance thro' all Degree?, in one

Plate. Dugdale's St. Paul's, p. 290.
Hollar s Name is not to it, it was ajter-
wards added to Dugdales Monafiicon
Anglic'anum, vol. 3. pa. 368. and the
Name of Hollar engraved on the Plate, h. fh.
44 The firft Letters of the Alphabet, viz.
A B C D E F, in Capitals, adorn'd
with fmall Figures of Death's Dance. [B]
Three Plates of Death's Dance, from
the Set after Ho\beiny with four Latin
Verfes at Bottom. [B]

48 One of the Emblems of Death's Dance,
without the Border ; and four Latin

Verfes at bottom, the Rich Man dif-
regarding the Prayers of the Poor.
After Holbein. [B]

49 The Holy Family, ex Coll. Arund.

Perino del Vago inv.

50 A Scripture Figure of St. John fitting

on a Rock, one Hand pointing to
Heaven, a Crofs in the other, A. Cor-
regio inv.

.51 A large Scripture Piece of our Saviour

and St. Thomas. Fr. Salviati inv.

ex Coll. Arund.
52: Another, in the like Capital Manner,

of King Ahafuerus and Queen Efther.

Infcript. wanting. 2 fl

53 St. Francis in the Defert : A. Brewer

pinxit.

4° —42

4° — 4*

fh. —46

1.

h. fh;

54 The